dear Turgay KORKUT,
I cannot be sure without having your input file, but I have a guess:
In the 1MeV range, the attenuation coefficients for photons vary slowly.
Depending on the material, I would expect a difference of about 0.5% to 1%
when changing the energy from 1200 keV to 1215keV. Depending on your
set-up and running time, this difference can be easily masked by
statistcal errors.
Paola
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> Dear FLUKA user,
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> I'm working on gamma transmission for several energies and materials. I=20
> have a problem with energy intervals.=20
> For example, transmissions at 1200 keV and 1215keV are same values.=20
> In other words, I have been obtained identically transmission=20
> values for different energies. How can I solve this problem?
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> Best regards...
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> Turgay KORKUT
> =DDbrahim =C7e=E7en University
> Science Faculty
> Physic Department
> A=F0r=FD-Turkey
>
Paola Sala
INFN Milano
tel. Milano +39-0250317374
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