Struct Tally

pub struct Tally {
Show 15 fields pub id: u32, pub particles: Vec<Particle>, pub kind: TallyKind, pub modifier: Modifier, pub comment: String, pub region_bins: BinData, pub flagged_bins: BinData, pub user_bins: BinData, pub multiplier_bins: BinData, pub segment_bins: BinData, pub cosine_bins: BinData, pub energy_bins: BinData, pub time_bins: BinData, pub results: Vec<TallyResult>, pub tfc: Tfc,
}
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Standard tally type data

Contains the results for any standard F tally.

Tally results are stored as a vector of TallyResult, which contains a value and corresponding relative error.

The tally fluctuation chart over all dump cycles is stored as a [TallyFluctuation].

§Supported tallies

MnemonicTally DescriptionFn units*Fn units
F1:PIntegrated surface currentparticlesMeV
F2:PSurface fluxparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
F4:PCell fluxparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
F5a:PFlux at a point or ring detectorparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
FIP5:PPoint detectors, pinholeparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
FIR5:PPoint detectors, planar radiographparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
FIC5:PPoint detectors, cyl radiographparticles/cm2MeV/cm2
F6:PCell energy depositionMeV/gjerks/g
+F6Collision heatingMeV/gN/A
F7:PCell fission energy depositionMeV/gjerks/g
F8:PPulse height tallypulsesMeV
+F8:PCharge depositionchargeN/A

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§id: u32

Tally number

§particles: Vec<Particle>

Particle type

§kind: TallyKind

Tally type (pinhole, ring, detector, etc…)

§modifier: Modifier

Tally modifier (none, *, +)

§comment: String

Tally comment

§region_bins: BinData

List of cell, surface, or detector numbers

§flagged_bins: BinData

Number of flagged bins (total vs. direct or flagged vs. unflagged)

§user_bins: BinData

Number of user bins

§multiplier_bins: BinData

Number of multiplier bins

§segment_bins: BinData

List of bin bounds for a radiograph tally

§cosine_bins: BinData

List of the cosine values

§energy_bins: BinData

List of the energy values (MeV)

§time_bins: BinData

List of the time values (shakes)

§results: Vec<TallyResult>

All tally values read directly

§tfc: Tfc

Tally fluctuation chart data

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impl Tally

pub fn iter(&self) -> TallyIterator<'_>

Iterator over results by region (cell, surface, detector)

pub fn n_expected_results(&self) -> usize

Calculate expected number of results from MCTAl bin records

pub fn find_result<T>(&self, region: T) -> Option<&[TallyResult]>
where T: Into<f64> + Copy,

Try to find results for a region (cell, surface, detector)

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impl Debug for Tally

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for Tally

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fn default() -> Tally

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl Freeze for Tally

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Tally

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impl Send for Tally

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impl Sync for Tally

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impl Unpin for Tally

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impl UnwindSafe for Tally

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