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Mortran

Mortran (More Fortran) is an extension of the Fortran programming language used for scientific computation. It introduces syntax changes, including… 
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2011
2011
Multiple-source models for the beams from an Elekta SL25: clinical accelerator
The accurate calculations of the absorbed dose distribution in patients irradiated by clinical beams is very important in… 
2008
2008
Requirements for manufacturer supplied data for Monte Carlo Simulation: A BEAM perspective
BEAM simplifies Monte Carlo Simulations of medical linacs. Instead of writing MORTRAN code, users create input files with modules… 
2004
2004
Benchmark Calculations for EGS5
In the past few years, EGS4 has undergone an extensive upgrade to EGS5, in particularly in the areas of low-energy electron… 
1997
1997
Quelques remarques pratiques pour les utilisateurs de EGS4 sous DOS 6.2
Le code de calcul EGS 4 developpe au SLAC sous l'egide de W.R. Nelson, D.W. Rogers et H.Hirayama (Nelson et al., 1985) est… 
1985
1985
MASIM: a process-oriented simulation language and its implementation via a macroprocessor
In this paper a process-oriented simulation language and its implementation via the macroprocessor MORTRAN (in Fortran IV) are… 
1979
1979
DPAK and HPAK: a versatile display and histogramming package. [In FORTRAN, MORTRAN, and assembler language for IBM 360/370]
The features of a display and histogram package which requires a minimal number of subroutine calls in order to generate graphic… 
1976
1976
Using Mortran to translate Fortran programs from one machine to another. [IBM. -->. CDC]
The Mortran processor was slightly modified, and a new set of macros was written, to act as an aid in the translation of IBM… 
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