chips_tpt models for exclusive geant4 simulation of neutron-nuclear reactions at low energies

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Abstract
A novel TPT code (Toolkit for Particle Transport), which is included in CHIPS_TPT physics list for Geant4 simulations, is briefly overviewed. Underlying concept of exclusive modelling is introduced and its beneficial features are illustrated with several examples. Widely used neutron Monte Carlo codes, MCNP and Geant4/HP, are based on inclusive algorithms that independently model neutron state change and secondary particles production while tracking. The exclusive approach implemented in TPT overcomes this unphysical separation and makes it possible to allow for kinematic restrictions as well as correlated emission of gamma-rays and secondaries.
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Authors ;Kosov Mikhail V.;Kudinov Ilya V.;Savin Dmitry I.
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2014
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10.1051/epjconf/20146610006
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