Application summary: GamBet simulates the transport of electrons, photons and positrons through matter over a broad energy range (300 eV to 1 GeV) using Monte Carlo methods. ProtoCalc models the interactions of energetic ions (1o keV to 400 MeV) with matter. Xenos is a comprehensive suite for X-ray, electron and ion source design . It couples the functions of GamBet and ProtoCalc with our finite-element codes for electric and magnetic fields, electron beam devices, and thermal transport. Innovations in the three packages place them among the most advanced Monte Carlo codes available on any platform:
- Represent any 2D or 3D system with conformal meshes that may include hundreds of different material types.
- Import electron, positron and ion beam distributions from Trak or OmniTrak.
- Include effects of numerically-exact electric and magnetic fields.
- Export dose or power density profiles for thermal analysis.
- Run in multi-processor mode.
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GamBet
Innovative 2D/3D Monte Carlo design suite for X-ray science. The package includes Geometer (an interactive environment for visualizing and building 3D structures), MetaMesh (automatic generator for 3D conformal hexahedron meshes), Mesh (2D conformal mesh generator with integrating drawing editor), the GamBet solution engine and GBView (comprehensive post-processor for solution exploration, dose analysis and plot generation).
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ProtoCalc
ProtoCalc is an innovative approach to modeling the transport of energetic ions (0.01 to 400 MeV) in matter. The program combines deterministic and Monte Carlo methods to achieve unmatched speed and accuracy. The self-contained includes a suite of programs for mesh generation, solution generation and interactive analysis.
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Xenos
The Xenos software suite is the ultimate resource to model X-rays, electrons, ions and their interactions with matter. A primary application is end-to-end design of X-ray sources. Components function as coupled or stand-alone applications for electric and magnetic field calculations, electron/ion beam design, Monte Carlo modeling of radiation transport and thermal analysis.
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