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Feb12-11, 10:56 AM   #1
 

mcnp # operator


in defining cell you can use '#' but i read some where use this operator slowing your computation but i think mcnp at first chage your code and transform this oprator by use of (':' & ' ') and build new code then start to computation to prevent it , are you know about this subject?
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Feb15-11, 05:41 AM   #2
 
Looks reasonable. You can test your file w/ and w/o '#' to see the difference. The common sense is to design input file containing as simple cell definitions as possible to speed up the computation.

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in defining cell you can use '#' but i read some where use this operator slowing your computation but i think mcnp at first chage your code and transform this oprator by use of (':' & ' ') and build new code then start to computation to prevent it , are you know about this subject?
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