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Nuclear reactor experiments

Argonne National Laboratory.

1958

Introduction to nuclear engineering

John R. Lamarsh

1975

Nuclear graphite

Richard Edwin Nightingale

1962

Comprehensive nuclear materials

Rudy J. M. Konings, Todd R. Allen, Shinsuke Yamanaka et al.

2012

Nuclear energy conversion

M. M. El-Wakil

1971

Superfuel

Richard Martin

2012

Nuclear power reactors

James K. Pickard

1957

Chernobyl Record

R.F Mould

2000

Resonance absorption in nuclear reactors

Lawrence Dresner

1960

The accident hazards of nuclear power plants

Richard E. Webb

1976

Nuclear engineering, data bases, standards, and numerical analysis

Jacek Jędruch

1985

QCD and collider physics

R. K. Ellis, W. J. Stirling, B. R. Webber

2003

Physics and technology of nuclear materials

Ioan Ursu

1985

Basic principles of nuclear science and reactors

Alan M. Jacobs

1960

Nuclear reactor safety

David Okrent

1981

Nuclear reactor physics

Raymond LeRoy Murray

1957

Confessions of a sneaky organic cook

Jane Kinderlehrer

1971

Nuclear reactor materials and applications

Benjamin M. Ma

1983

Elementary introduction to nuclear reactor physics

S. E. Liverhant

1960

Raid on the Sun

Rodger Claire

2004

Nuclear heat transport

M. M. El-Wakil

1978

Human and ecological effects of nuclear power plants

Leonard A. Sagan

1974

Spanish city planning in North America

Dora P. Crouch

1982

The Radioactive Boy Scout

Ken Silverstein

2004

Reactor physics in the resonance and thermal regions

American Nuclear Society

1966

Nuclear power and the public safety

Elizabeth S. Rolph

1979

Fukushima

David A. Lochbaum

2014

Nuclear Iran

Jeremy Bernstein

2014

The technology of nuclear reactor safety

T. J. Thompson

1973

Fast reactor technology

John G. Yevick

1966

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