How to Simulate Charged-Particle Energy-Loss Straggling in MCNP5?

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To create a simulation or sample code for MCNP5 charged-particle energy-loss straggling, users are encouraged to explore the MCNP help files and conduct Google searches for existing examples. A specific resource mentioned is a publication on ResearchGate that contains relevant examples. It's noted that MCNP5 is suitable for simulating electrons, while other charged particles may require different software. Additionally, users can find helpful resources in the pinned threads of the Nuclear Engineering forum. Engaging with these resources can facilitate the development of effective simulations.
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How can I make a sample code or a simulation about mcnp5 charged-particle energy-loss straggling?
How can I make a sample code or a simulation about mcnp5 charged-particle energy-loss straggling?How can I find sample examples?
 
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emilmammadzada said:
TL;DR Summary: How can I make a sample code or a simulation about mcnp5 charged-particle energy-loss straggling?

How can I make a sample code or a simulation about mcnp5 charged-particle energy-loss straggling?How can I find sample examples?
Welcome to PF.

What have you seen in your MCNP help files? Have you actually done a Google search for such examples? My brief Google search effort yielded lots of good hits.
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to PF.

What have you seen in your MCNP help files? Have you actually done a Google search for such examples? My brief Google search effort yielded lots of good hits.
Thank you very much for your answer sir. Can you suggest a site or resource about mcnp5 samples?
 
Hi,
For example, in this books there are many examples,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/355444601_Radiation_problems_from_analytical_to_monte-carlo_solutions
 
emilmammadzada said:
Can you suggest a site or resource about mcnp5 samples?
I did a Google search on MCNP Examples and got lots of good hits. Perhaps try that... :wink:
 
Just a note on 'charged particles'. If these are electrons then MCNP5 may be of use. If they need to be anything else then another version of MCNP, or another program entirely will be needed.
 
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