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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; 
; 2001; p. 859-864; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 859-864; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 931-936; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 931-936; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 773-778; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 773-778; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 841-846; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 841-846; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
[en] The author presents a survey on the application of high-energy Monte-Carlo transport codes to hadronic processes. (HSI)
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 20-26; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 20-26; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 955-960; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 955-960; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
[en] Physical and numerical experiments yield estimates of true values of measurands. The uncertainties associated with those estimates need to be stated as a measure of the reliability of these estimates. The paper discusses the use of sensitivities of a model with respect to its input variables for the propagation of uncertainties associated with these input variables and summarizes some methods used in modern Monte Carlo transport codes to assess sensitivities. (orig.)
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 719-724; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 719-724; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
[en] The use of antithetic variates as a variance reduction method is investigated by numerical experimentation. It is found that if variance reduction is not carefully defined, it can go undetected. With this caveat in mind, it is shown that antithetic variates can reduce variance up to a point. The phenomenon of spontaneous correlation is identified as the cause of failure. The surprising result that it can pay to use non-scoring histories is demonstrated. A total energy deposition problem is studied. (orig.)
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 176-180; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 176-180; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
[en] The following topics were dealt with: Electron and photon interactions and transport mechanisms, random number generation, applications in medical physisc, microdosimetry, track structure, radiobiological modeling, Monte Carlo method in radiotherapy, dosimetry, and medical accelerator simulation, neutron transport, high-energy hadron transport. (HSI)
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2001; 1218 p; Springer; Berlin (Germany); MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; With CD-ROM
; With CD-ROM
[en] I highlight a few results from the past of the neutron and photon transport Monte Carlo methods which have caused me a great pleasure for their ingenuity and wittiness and which certainly merit to be remembered even when tricky methods are not needed anymore. (orig.)
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Kling, A. (Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavem (Portugal)); Barao, F.J.C. (Laboratorio de Instrumentacao e Particulas, Lisboa (Portugal)); Nakagawa, M. (Department of Nuclear Energy System (JAERI), Ibaraki (Japan)); Tavora, L. (Coimbra Univ. (Portugal). Dept. de Fisica); Vaz, P. (Departamento de Fisica (IST), Lisboa (Portugal)) (eds.); 1218 p; ISBN 3-540-41795-8; ; 2001; p. 7-15; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
; 2001; p. 7-15; MC Monte Carlo 2000: International conference on advanced Monte Carlo for radiation physics, particle transport simulation and applications; Lisbon (Portugal); 23-26 Oct 2000
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