Dear Antonello,
you are right, no spherical mesh is available for scoring (note that it
would imply bins of different volumes, varying as r**2 sin(theta), whereas
with a cylindrical one there is a dependence on r only), but you can of
course cover your spherical body with a Cartesian mesh suitably fine
Ciao
Francesco
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On Fri, 30 Jul 2010, Antonello Carloni wrote:
> Dear Fluka users,
> I think I have become the most F.A.Q. user of this discussion list, sorry,
> always a beginner even if, with your suggestions becoming more "skilled".
> My question is:
> How can I score the energy deposited by a proton beam (i.e.208) in a
> spherical body, subdividing it into meshes!?
> I read the manual and the USRBIN card only allows for cylindrical or
> cartesian meshes but no evidence of spehrical meshes.
> Thank you all!
> Always,
> Antonello Carloni
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