A Simple Model of Neutron Transport and its Application for the Calculation of the Response Functions for the Ball Neutron Spectrometer
Keywords:
simulation, neutrons, neutron fields, neutron spectrometer, response functionsAbstract
A simple model that provides a simulation of neutrons transportation in various materials in the energy range from 10-8 to a few MeV had been developed. The model is implemented in code C++. In performing the test calculations the model showed a significantly higher speed than using a package GEANT 4. With the help of the model the response function of a spherical neutron spectrometer had been calculated.
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