SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on rotating a rectangular parallelepiped (RPP) in MCNP (version 6.3) around a specified y-axis that is not the origin. The user seeks to achieve a 45-degree rotation by employing a rotation matrix and subsequent translation to reposition the RPP correctly. Additionally, the user encounters a fatal error regarding the "xs is missing from xsdir_mcnp6.1" when using the MT card with the identifier "MT u-uo2.40t o-uo2.40t," indicating compatibility issues with the cross-section table in MCNP version 6.3.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of MCNP (version 6.3) and its coordinate system
- Familiarity with matrix transformations and rotation matrices
- Knowledge of RPP geometry and its properties
- Experience with MCNP MT cards and cross-section tables
NEXT STEPS
- Research how to construct and apply rotation matrices in MCNP
- Learn about translating coordinates in MCNP after applying transformations
- Investigate compatible cross-section tables for MCNP version 6.3
- Explore troubleshooting techniques for common MCNP errors
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for MCNP users, computational physicists, and anyone involved in geometric modeling and simulation within the MCNP framework.