Abstract
Neutron transport problems in a random medium are considered by defining a joint Markov process describing the fluctuations of neutron population and the random changes in the medium. Backward Chapman-Kolmogorov equations are derived which yield an adjoint transport equation for the average neutron density. It is shown that this average density also satisfies the direct transport equation as given by the phenomenological model.
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