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MCNP-A General Monte Carlo N-Particle Transport Code

1993 • 5,155 citations

Theorie der Streuung schneller geladener Teilchen I. Einzelstreuung am abgeschirmten Coulomb-Feld

1947 • 1,649 citations

The Egs4 Code System

1985 • 1,106 citations

Theorie der Streuung schneller geladener Teilchen II Mehrfach-und Vielfachstreuung

1948 • 968 citations

Multiple Scattering of Electrons

1940 • 595 citations

Monte Carlo techniques in medical radiation physics

1991 • 519 citations

Multiple Scattering in an Infinite Medium

1950 • 461 citations

Presta: The parameter reduced electron-step transport algorithm for electron monte carlo transport

1986 • 453 citations

ITS: the integrated TIGER series of electron/photon transport codes-Version 3.0

1992 • 447 citations

Multiple Scattering of Electrons. II

1940 • 231 citations

Electron-photon Monte Carlo calculations: The ETRAN code

1991 • 174 citations

On the theory and simulation of multiple elastic scattering of electrons

1993 • 132 citations

Low energy electron transport with EGS

1984 • 131 citations

An improved multiple scattering model for charged particle transport

1992 • 111 citations

An Overview of ETRAN Monte Carlo Methods

1988 • 107 citations

On the representation of electron multiple elastic-scattering distributions for Monte Carlo calculations

1998 • 84 citations

FLUKA: Present status and future developments

1993 • 78 citations

Multiple-Scattering Angular Deflections and Energy- Loss Straggling

1988 • 64 citations

Correction factors for thick-walled ionisation chambers in point-source photon beams

1990 • 56 citations

A theoretical derivation of the Condensed History Algorithm

1992 • 36 citations

Electron transport: lateral and longitudinal correlation algorithm

1996 • 18 citations

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