Hi
I try to answer both your questions. In order to activate the use of
rflctv you have to declare the material a metal (you did) AND set the
reflectivity (what(3) in the card) to an unphysical value < -99. Then the
code will call
rflctv. Let me know if it works.
Concerning your other question:
" I like to define a diffuse reflector for optical photons, a diffusion
reflector in which only the Lambertian reflection occurs, not a Specular
lobe or Specular spike"
I confess my ignorance, please teach me a bit more about what you want to
achieve. As it is now I am afraid that for a metal you will get specular
reflection only. We could implement different cases if users are
interested and maybe with some help.
Alfredo
> Hi Fluka expert,
> I like to define a diffuse reflector for optical photons, a diffusion
> reflector in which only the Lambertian reflection occurs, not a Specular
> lobe or Specular spike, can you guide me on what modifications I need to
> make to the rflctv.f routine for this purpose? ?Thanks
>
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