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G7 pledges support for nuclear at Italy meeting
The Group of Seven (G7) recommitted its support for nuclear energy in the countries that opt to use it at a Ministerial Meeting on Climate in Italy last month.
In a statement following the April meeting, the group committed to support multilateral efforts to strengthen the resilience of nuclear supply chains, referencing the goal set by 25 countries during last year’s COP28 climate conference in Dubai to triple global nuclear generating capacity by 2050.
M. Trovato, P. Falsaperla, L. Reggiani
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 197 | Number 9 | September 2023 | Pages 2509-2525
Research Article | doi.org/10.1080/00295639.2023.2199832
Articles are hosted by Taylor and Francis Online.
Within the maximum entropy principle, we present a general theory able to describe in a dynamical context the transport properties of hot carriers in monolayer graphene under electric fields of arbitrary strength. Therefore, we obtain a closed extended hyperbolic system of hydrodynamic (HD) equations in which all the unknown constitutive functions are completely determined. In particular, we consider the different scattering mechanisms used in the literature in the kinetic approaches. The closed extended HD system is applied to monolayer graphene at 300 K and is validated by comparing numerical calculations with ensemble Monte Carlo simulations.