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!!! NOT IMPLEMENTED YET !!! Requests an exponential transformation ("path stretching")WHAT(1)>= 0.0 :WHAT(2)toWHAT(5)are used to input a parameter defining the exponential transformation in various regions < 0.0 :WHAT(2)toWHAT(5)are used to define the particles to which the exponential transformation must be appliedDefault= 0.0 ForWHAT(1)>= 0.0 :WHAT(2)= exponential transformation parameter ETA ( 0 =< |ETA| < 1 ) This value can be overridden in the user routine UBSSET (argument EXPTR in the calling list, see 13})Default= 0.0WHAT(3)= lower bound (or corresponding name) of the region indices with exponential transformation parameter ETA =WHAT(2)("From regionWHAT(3)...")Default= 2.0.WHAT(4)= upper bound of (or corresponding name) the region indices with exponential transformation parameter equal toWHAT(2)("...to regionWHAT(4)...")Default=WHAT(3)WHAT(5)= step length in assigning indices. ("...in steps ofWHAT(5)").Default= 1.0WHAT(6),SDUM: not used ForWHAT(1)< 0 :WHAT(2)= lower bound (or corresponding name) of the particle indices to which exponential transformation is to be applied ("From particleWHAT(2)...")Default= 1.0.WHAT(3)= upper bound (or corresponding name) of the particle indices to which exponential transformation is to be applied ("...to particleWHAT(3)...")Default: =WHAT(2)ifWHAT(2)> 0.0, otherwise = 40.0 (low-energy neutrons)WHAT(4)= step length in assigning indices. ("...in steps ofWHAT(4)").Default: 1.0WHAT(5),WHAT(6),SDUM: not usedDefault(option EXPTRANS not given): no exponential transformation Example (number based):*...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....EXPTRANS 1. 0.8 10. 18. 8. 0. EXPTRANS -1. 7. 8. 0. 0. 0.* Exponential transformation is requested for photons (particle no. 7)* and neutrons (particle 8), in regions 10 and 18 with an ETA parameter* equal to 0.8The same example, name-based: EXPTRANS 1. 0.8 tenthReg eighteen 8. 0. EXPTRANS -1. PHOTON NEUTRON 0. 0. 0. * End_Devel_seq