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Point kernels describe the energy deposited at a certain distance from an isotropic point source and are useful for nuclear medicine dosimetry. They can be used for absorbed-dose calculations for sources of various shapes and are also a useful tool when comparing different Monte Carlo (MC) codes.
Nicolas Chouin +2 more
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ETRAN — Experimental Benchmarks
The ETRAN transport code is the realization of a Monte Carlo scheme for simulating electron histories carried out according to a “condensed random-walk” model. In this model, the sampling of individual elastic and inelastic collisions is replaced by the sampling of multiple-scattering deflections and energy losses in successive short path segments.
Martin J Berger
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Simulation and Control of Flight Simulator: In Brief ETRAN
Simulation and Control of Flight Simulator: In Brief ETRAN, IcETRAN ...
Natasa A. Kablar, Kvrgić, Vladimir M.
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1988
Much of the material to be covered in this chapter has been discussed in earlier chapters on ETRAN, EGS and the ITS systems. This chapter explicitly compares and contrasts the codes with the intention of providing some new insights into them. It should be noted that, for the purposes of this chapter, the term ETRAN refers to the original NBS version of
David W O Rogers, Alex F Bielajew
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Much of the material to be covered in this chapter has been discussed in earlier chapters on ETRAN, EGS and the ITS systems. This chapter explicitly compares and contrasts the codes with the intention of providing some new insights into them. It should be noted that, for the purposes of this chapter, the term ETRAN refers to the original NBS version of
David W O Rogers, Alex F Bielajew
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Electron-photon Monte Carlo calculations: The ETRAN code
International Journal of Radiation Applications and Instrumentation Part A, Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1991Abstract This paper briefly describes the Monte Carlo code ETRAN, developed for the solution of coupled electron-photon transport problems. We focus on the multiple-scattering distributions and underlying cross sections that form the basis of current versions of ETRAN, without details on sampling algorithms or numerical procedures.
Stephen M Seltzer
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No Aid, an Etran, a Minspeak: a comparison of efficiency and effectiveness during structured use
AAC: Augmentative and Alternative Communication, 1985An 18-year-old individual with cerebral palsy has developed strategies of using her three modes of expressive communication. L. M. combines using her Minspeak, Etran, and often no aid to converse with a variety of individuals in her home and community.
Elaine Trefler, Debra Crislip
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An Overview of ETRAN Monte Carlo Methods
1988A series of Monte Carlo codes for the calculation of the transport of electrons and photons through extended media has been developed at the National Bureau of Standards over the past 25 years. These codes have been named ETRAN (for Electron TRANsport), with the various versions representing mainly refinements, embellishments and different geometrical ...
Stephen M Seltzer
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