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An investigation on the capabilities of the PENELOPE MC code in nanodosimetry

27 Jan 2009

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The Monte Carlo (MC) method has been widely implemented in studies of radiation effects on human genetic material. Most of these works have used specific-purpose MC codes to simulate radiation transport in condensed media. PENELOPE is one of the general-purpose MC codes that has been used in many applications related to radiation dosimetry. Based on the fact that PENELOPE can carry out event-by-event coupled...

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PMID: 19292002
DOI: 10.1118/1.3056457

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