Dear Riya,
If you use a USRBIN with Cartesian or cylindrical coordinates and put
PHOTON in the WHAT(2), you will be scoring the fluence of photons in
units of photons/(cm^2 * primary).
See the following comment in the USRBIN-card section of the manual
Any other particle (or family of particles) requested will score:
(...)
b) if WHAT(1) >= 10, fluence of particles (or family of
particles) with particle code (or name) = WHAT(2).
Also, note 8 in the same card:
8) Fluence will be expressed in particles/cm2 per unit primary weight.
Cheers,
Cesc
On Mon, Jun 04 2018, at 16:41 +0530, riya dey wrote:
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>Dear FLUKA Experts,
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>If we score photons in usrbin in X-Y-Z and then plot this , then what does
>this photon means? Is this fluence per primary or total particle
>distribution after simulation ?
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>With regards,
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>Riya Dey
>
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