
doi: 10.2172/10176127
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.
Chemical Composition 663620, Radiation Length, Physics Of Radiations Other Than Neutrons, Radiation Transport, Cross Sections, 73 Nuclear Physics And Radiation Physics, Materials
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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