Vibrational enhancement of evolutionary monochromatic neutron transport

Abstract

The monochromatic hyperbolic neutron density wave is conceived as a Rayleigh-like wave with mixed transverse and longitudinal components. It is proved for the first time that the absolute ratio of the longitudinal to transverse interfering components, varies, with increasing the frequency of this wave, from zero to 1. Such a limited variation is to be coined as vibrational enhancement of evolutionary one-speed neutron transport.

Keywords

• Neutron density waves
• Vibrational enhancement
• Interference
• Interface
• Monochromatic neutron transport
• Evolutionary