Can MCNPX Perform Time Dependent Calculations?

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Start date Jan 4, 2010
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MCNPX is capable of performing time-dependent calculations. Users seeking guidance on this feature can find relevant information on the official MCNPX website. The discussion emphasizes the need for quick assistance regarding this capability. Overall, MCNPX supports time-dependent analysis, which is crucial for various applications. For further details, users are encouraged to visit the provided link.

Jan 4, 2010

chivasorn

Hi there
any body know that mcnpx has abality to do time dependent calculations?
please lead me quickly, I need it.

regards

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Feb 15, 2011

MCNPX

Yes, it does.

Georg,
http://mcnpx.net"

chivasorn said:

Hi there
any body know that mcnpx has abality to do time dependent calculations?
please lead me quickly, I need it.

regards

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