MINT: a Computer Program for Adaptive Monte Carlo Integration and Generation of Unweighted Distributions
arXiv:0709.2085
Abstract
In this note I illustrate the program MINT, a FORTRAN program for Monte Carlo adaptive integration and generation of unweighted distributions.
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