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CASIM input parameters for various materials

Authors: Malensek, A. J.; Elwyn, A. J.;

CASIM input parameters for various materials

Abstract

During the past year, the computer program CASIM has been placed in a common area from which copies can be obtained by a wide array of users. The impetus for this arrangement was the need to have a standard code that could be maintained and transported to other platforms. In addition, an historical record would be kept of each version as the program evolved. CASIM requires a series of parameters (input by the user) that describe the medium in which the cascade develops. Presently a total of 9 materials can be defined. Occasions arise when one needs to know the properties of materials (elements, compounds, and mixtures) that have not been defined. Because it is desirable to have a uniform set of values for all CASIM users, this note presents a methodology for obtaining the input parameters for an arbitrary material. They are read in by the Subroutine CASIM{underscore}PROG from the user supplied file CASIM.DAT.

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Chemical Composition 663620, Radiation Length, Physics Of Radiations Other Than Neutrons, Radiation Transport, Cross Sections, 73 Nuclear Physics And Radiation Physics, Materials

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