Lecture

Monte-Carlo Simulations

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This lecture covers the Monte Carlo simulation of electron trajectories in solids, focusing on radiation shielding and the prediction of signals observed in the SEM. The CASINO software is used to simulate electron trajectories and backscattering coefficients.

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