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Computational modeling of monoenergetic neutral particle inverse transport problems in slab geometry

Abstract An analytical numerical method applied to three different types of monoenergetic neutral particle inverse transport problems in the discrete ordinates (SN) formulation is presented: (a) boundary condition estimation; (b) interior source estimation; and (c) effective slab length estimation. These three types of inverse problems governed by the linear integrodifferential transport equation in SN formulation are related respectively to medical physics; nuclear waste storage; and non-destructive testing in industry. Numerical results and a brief discussion are given to conclude the paper.