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6 papers

physics.comp-ph2026

Hybrid Delta Tracking Schemes Using a Track-Length Estimator

Joanna Piper Morgan, Ilham Variansyah, Kayla B. Clements +2

In Monte Carlo radiation transport calculations, Woodcock-delta tracking is a common alternative to the more popular surface tracking technique. In this work we introduce a delta-t…

physics.comp-ph2025

Comparing the Performance of MC/DC's on-GPU Event-based Processing Methods in Multigroup and Continuous-energy Problems

Braxton Cuneo, Joanna Piper Morgan, Ilham Variansyah +1

Monte Carlo / Dynamic Code (MC/DC) is a portable Monte Carlo neutron transport package for rapid numerical methods exploration in heterogeneous and HPC contexts, developed under th…

physics.comp-ph2025

The Monte Carlo Computational Summit -- October 25 & 26, 2023 -- Notre Dame, Indiana, USA

Joanna Piper Morgan, Alexander Mote, Samuel Lee Pasmann +4

The Monte Carlo Computational Summit was held on the campus of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, USA on 25--26 October 2023. The goals of the summit were to disc…

physics.comp-ph2025

Enabling GPU Portability into the Numba-JITed Monte Carlo Particle Transport Code MC/DC

Joanna Piper Morgan, Braxton Cuneo, Ilham Variansyah +1

The Center for Exascale Monte Carlo Neutron Transport is developing Monte Carlo / Dynamic Code (MC/DC) as a portable Monte Carlo neutron transport package for rapid numerical metho…

physics.comp-ph2025

Performance Portable Monte Carlo Neutron Transport in MCDC via Numba

Joanna Piper Morgan, Ilham Variansyah, Braxton Cuneo +2

Finding a software engineering approach that allows for portability, rapid development, and open collaboration for high-performance computing on GPUs and CPUs is a challenge. We im…

physics.comp-ph2025

One-Cell Inversion for Solving Higher-Order Time-Dependent Radiation Transport on GPUs

Joanna Piper Morgan, Ilham Variansyah, Todd S. Palmer +1

To find deterministic solutions to the transient discrete-ordinates neutron-transport equation, source iterations (SI) are typically used to lag the scattering (and fission) source…