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| + | This is a reference to one article <ref name="Leppanen1"><strong>Leppänen, J.</strong> "Development of a new Monte Carlo reactor physics code." D.Sc. Thesis, Helsinki University of Technology, 2007. (VTT Publications 640) </ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:12, 17 November 2015
Contents
Preface
This page will contain the whole input syntax of Serpent 2
This is a reference to one article [1]
This is another reference to the same article [1]
Input cards
mat (material definition)
surf (surface definition)
cell (cell definition)
det
src
Input options
set pop
set pop <npg> [<keff0> <>]
Setting the neutron population.
| <npg> | neutrons_per_generation |
| <nc> | neutrons |
For more detailed description and examples see Pop-card.
Notes:
- Using pop card or nps card also sets the simulation mode to criticality source or external source simulation respectively.
set nps
set nps <npg> [<keff0> <>]
Setting the neutron population.
| <npg> | neutrons_per_generation |
| <nc> | neutrons |
set delnu
set roulette
References
- ^ Leppänen, J. "Development of a new Monte Carlo reactor physics code." D.Sc. Thesis, Helsinki University of Technology, 2007. (VTT Publications 640)
