Abstract
A description is given of a method for calculating the penetration and energy deposition of gamma radiation, based on Monte Carlo techniques. The essential feature is the application of the exponential transformation to promote the transport of penetrating quanta and to balance the steep spatial variations of the source distributions which appear in secondary gamma emission problems. The estimated statistical errors in a number of sample problems, involving concrete shields with thicknesses up to 500 cm, are shown to be quite favorable, even at relatively short computing times. A practical reactor shielding problem is also shown and the predictions compared with measurements.
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Leimdoerfer, M.
A Monte Carlo Method for the Analysis of Gamma Radiation Transport from Distributed Sources in Laminated Shields.
Sweden: N. p.,
1964.
Web.
Leimdoerfer, M.
A Monte Carlo Method for the Analysis of Gamma Radiation Transport from Distributed Sources in Laminated Shields.
Sweden.
Leimdoerfer, M.
1964.
"A Monte Carlo Method for the Analysis of Gamma Radiation Transport from Distributed Sources in Laminated Shields."
Sweden.
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title = {A Monte Carlo Method for the Analysis of Gamma Radiation Transport from Distributed Sources in Laminated Shields}
author = {Leimdoerfer, M}
abstractNote = {A description is given of a method for calculating the penetration and energy deposition of gamma radiation, based on Monte Carlo techniques. The essential feature is the application of the exponential transformation to promote the transport of penetrating quanta and to balance the steep spatial variations of the source distributions which appear in secondary gamma emission problems. The estimated statistical errors in a number of sample problems, involving concrete shields with thicknesses up to 500 cm, are shown to be quite favorable, even at relatively short computing times. A practical reactor shielding problem is also shown and the predictions compared with measurements.}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1964}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {A Monte Carlo Method for the Analysis of Gamma Radiation Transport from Distributed Sources in Laminated Shields}
author = {Leimdoerfer, M}
abstractNote = {A description is given of a method for calculating the penetration and energy deposition of gamma radiation, based on Monte Carlo techniques. The essential feature is the application of the exponential transformation to promote the transport of penetrating quanta and to balance the steep spatial variations of the source distributions which appear in secondary gamma emission problems. The estimated statistical errors in a number of sample problems, involving concrete shields with thicknesses up to 500 cm, are shown to be quite favorable, even at relatively short computing times. A practical reactor shielding problem is also shown and the predictions compared with measurements.}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1964}
month = {Feb}
}