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Reactor simulation is the process of examining, predicting, and optimizing the behavior of highly complex systems such as nuclear, chemical, or biological reactors using mathematical models and numerical methods in a computer environment. This approach is based on recreating the fundamental physical and chemical processes occurring within the reactor in a virtual setting. These processes include nuclear fission and fusion reactions, heat transfer mechanisms, fluid dynamics, mass transfer, phase

Aerodynamic braking is a method that reduces vehicle speed by increasing air resistance in the direction of motion. This technique serves particularly at high speeds as a supplement or complement to conventional mechanical braking systems. The increasing speeds in modern air and rail transportation have necessitated the development of advanced braking technologies to ensure vehicle control and safety. Within this context, aerodynamic braking is applied across various platforms including aircraft