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The imitation of a real-world process using an analogous process that is easier to control and experiment with.
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Suitability of FLUKA for Simulation of Backscattered Radiation off an Asteroid
This one's pretty simple. I'm looking at trying to simulate the backscattered radiation coming off of a S-type asteroid shape model due to impinging GCRs and solar particles. Ideally my simulation w …
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Suitability of FLUKA for Simulation of Backscattered Radiation off an Asteroid
A bit meta to answer my own question, but here are some salient points which I've uncovered. Figured that some one may find this useful so here goes:
FLUKA doesn't do multi-stage scattering very ea …
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