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Monte-Carlo Methods and Applications in Neutronics, Photonics and Statistical Physics

Proceedings of the Joint Los Alamos National Laboratory - Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique Meeting Held at Cadarache Castle, Provence, France, April 22-26, 1985

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  • © 1985

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  1. Raymond Alcouffe
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  2. Robert Dautray
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  3. Arthur Forster
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  4. Guy Ledanois
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  5. B. Mercier
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 240)

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Table of contents (42 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Some aspects of nuclear data evaluation at Bruyeres-Le-Chatel (BRC)

    • C. A. Philis, O. Bersillon
    Pages 1-12

  3. Nuclear data for MCNP

    • Robert C. Little, Robert E. Seamon
    Pages 13-25

  4. Main features of the multipurpose Monte-Carlo linear transport code sicomore

    • G. Ledanois
    Pages 26-32

  5. MCNP - a general Monte Carlo code for neutron and photon transport

    • R. A. Forster, T. N. K. Godfrey
    Pages 33-55

  6. PARTMC : A partticle transport Monte-Carlo code

    • J. P. Bruhat, M. Mattei
    Pages 56-61

  7. Monte Carlo: In the beginning and some great expectations

    • Nicholas Metropolis
    Pages 62-70

  8. Biasing techniques in TRIPOLI-2 system using the Monte Carlo method in three-dimensional geometries

    • T. Vergnaud, G. Dejonghe, J. Gonnord, J. C. Nimal
    Pages 71-82

  9. MCNP variance reduction overview

    • J. S. Hendricks, T. E. Booth
    Pages 83-92

  10. Principle of the random walk method for radiative transfer equations and application

    • J. Giorla, R. Sentis
    Pages 93-105

  11. Implicit Monte Carlo methods and non-equilibrium Marshak wave radiative transport

    • John E. Lynch, Bradley A. Clark, Robert E. H. Clark
    Pages 106-115

  12. Energy conservation in radiation hydrodynamics. Application to the Monte Carlo method used for photon transport in the fluid frame

    • B. Mercier, G. Meurant, J. Tassart
    Pages 116-125

  13. Non deterministic methods for charged particle transport

    • D. C. Besnard, E. Buresi, F. Hermeline, F. Wagon
    Pages 126-134

  14. Monte-Carlo treatment of nonlinear collisional effects in charged particle transport

    • D. L. Weiss, K. H. Witte, M. G. Sheppard, T. A. Oliphant
    Pages 135-145

  15. Methods of Monte Carlo electron transport in particle-in-cell codes

    • Thomas J. T. Kwan, Charles M. Snell
    Pages 146-152

  16. Monte Carlo methods in classical statistical mechanics

    • J. P. Hansen
    Pages 153-159

  17. Equation of state of molecular fluids

    • J. Baute
    Pages 160-171

  18. A special purpose computer for the electrical conductivity of disordered media

    • F. Hayot, H. J. Herrmann, H. M. Normand, P. Farthouat, M. Mur
    Pages 172-183

  19. MECA: A multiprocessor concept specialized to Monte Carlo

    • Johndale C. Solem
    Pages 184-195

  20. High-energy particle Monte Carlo at Los Alamos

    • R. E. Prael
    Pages 196-206
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