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defines decay times for radioactive product scoring See also DCYSCORE, IRRPROFI, RADDECAY, RESNUCLEi Option DCYTIMES defines the times with respect to the end of the irradiation at which selected quantities (e.g. residual dose) are scored.WHAT(1)= cooling time (in s) after the irradiation end, to be associated to a scoring detector (see Note 1 below) >=< 0.0 : a new decay time is added with delayWHAT(1)Default= 0.0WHAT(2)= the same asWHAT(1)(one more cooling time)WHAT(3)= the same asWHAT(1)(one more cooling time)WHAT(4)= the same asWHAT(1)(one more cooling time)WHAT(5)= the same asWHAT(1)(one more cooling time)WHAT(6)= the same asWHAT(1)(one more cooling time)SDUM= not usedDefault(option DCYTIMES not requested): no decay times are definedNotes:1) Each cooling time is assigned an index, following the order in which it has been input. This index can be used in option DCYSCORE to assign that particular cooling time to one or more scoring detectors. 2) Multiple cards can be given, up to the maximum number of decay times allowed MXTRDC (MXTRDC = 1500 as of version 2011.2c.5). 3) All decay times are counted from the end of the last irradiation period defined using the IRRPROFI command. A null decay time corresponds to the end of irradiation. A negative decay time indicates a time during the irradiation. 4) If a time is indicated more than once, only the first occurrence will be considered and the repetitions will be ignored.Example 1:*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 DCYTIMES 0.0 10. 30. 3600. 43200. 86400. * Six different times for scoring have been defined, each with an index * corresponding to its input order: * scoring time #1 is 0s, i.e. the end of the irradiation EoI * scoring time #2 is 10s after EoI * scoring time #3 is 30s after EoI * scoring time #4 is 3600s (1 hour) after EoI * scoring time #5 is 43200s (12 hours) after EoI * scoring time #6 is 86400s (24 hours) after EoIExample 2:*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 DCYTIMES -86400. -3600. 0.0 3600. 43200. 86400. * Six different times for scoring have been defined, each with an index * corresponding to its input order: * scoring time #1 is -86400s (24 hours) before EoI * scoring time #2 is -3600s, (1 hour) before EoI * scoring time #3 is 0s, i.e. at EoI * scoring time #4 is 3600s (1 hour) after EoI * scoring time #5 is 43200s (12 hours) after EoI * scoring time #6 is 86400s (24 hours) after EoIExample 3:*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 DCYTIMES 10. 30. 3600. 43200. 86400. * Five different times for scoring have been defined.WHAT(5)hasn't been * provided and the default 0.0 is taken. Therefore six scoring times are * available: * scoring time #1 is 10s after EoI * scoring time #2 is 30s after EoI * scoring time #3 is 3600s (1 hour) after EoI * scoring time #4 is 43200s (12 hours) after EoI * scoring time #5 is 86400s (24 hours) after EoI * scoring time #6 is 0s, i.e. at EoIExample 4:*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 DCYTIMES 10. 10. 3600. 3600. * Four different times for scoring have been defined.WHAT(5)andWHAT(6)* haven't been provided and the default 0.0 is taken. The duplicated times are * ignored. Therefore three scoring times are available: * scoring time #1 is 10s * scoring time #2 is 3600s, i.e. 1 hour * scoring time #3 is 0s, i.e. the end of the irradiationExample 5:*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 DCYTIMES 10. DCYTIMES 10. DCYTIMES 30. DCYTIMES 30. DCYTIMES 3600. DCYTIMES 3600. DCYTIMES 86400. DCYTIMES 86400. * Eight different cards with one time each have been used. The default 0.0 is * taken for all the WHATs that haven't been provided. The duplicated times are * ignored. Therefore five scoring times are available: * scoring time #1 is 10s after EoI * scoring time #2 is 0s, i.e. at EoI * scoring time #3 is 30s after EoI * scoring time #4 is 3600s (1 hour) after EoI * scoring time #5 is 86400s (24 hours) after EoI