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The occupation probabilities of electrons in different states
occup is proportional to [gi x exp(-Ei/kT)] where gi is the numver of states at energy Ei- Neo Tran
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- Electrons Probabilities States
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Number of secondaries generated in a volume MCNP?
You was right. Thank you very much Quarkle. It is very useful for me in this time.- Neo Tran
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Number of secondaries generated in a volume MCNP?
Hello everyone, I am having a problem with MCNP. My question is how to get number of secondaries in a certain volume. For example I have a neutron beam bombarded Pb target, and I want to count all of proton formed in the target. I considered tally F4, but the unit is 1/cm**2. Who can explain the...- Neo Tran
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- Mcnp Volume
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Graduate Shielding calculation with MCNP5
If I have a point isotropic source into a Cone of Directions with angle 30 degree. How to specify SIn, SPn and special SBn card. And if possible, please explain more explicit SBn card.Thanks a lot.- Neo Tran
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Help Needed With MCNP Variance Reduction Techniques
Thank you very much. It is easy to understand. If I have a point isotropic source into a Cone of Directions with angle 30 degree. How to specify SIn, SPn and special SBn card. And if possible, please explain more explicit SBn card. Thanks a lot.- Neo Tran
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Graduate Shielding calculation with MCNP5
I don't really understand PHYS:. Can you explain? Thank you- Neo Tran
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Shielding calculation with MCNP5
Can you explain IMP: and PHYS:P? I don't really understand it- Neo Tran
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Help Needed With MCNP Variance Reduction Techniques
I don't understand about variance reduction technique. Some one explain PHYS:N, PHYS:P and cutoff. when do I use them? Thank you!- Neo Tran
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- Mcnp
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering