Modeling Radiation Transport Problems – Training Services

Modeling Radiation Transport Problems – Training Services provides specialized training on computational techniques for simulating the transport of radiation through different media. The course covers fundamentals of radiation physics, the Boltzmann transport equation, Monte Carlo methods, discrete ordinates methods, and numerical solution techniques. Participants will use Python and MATLAB to model photon, neutron, and particle transport, apply boundary and source conditions, and analyze energy deposition and flux distributions. Emphasis is placed on accuracy, convergence, and computational efficiency for complex geometries and materials. Case studies highlight applications in nuclear engineering, medical physics, radiation shielding, and astrophysics. Hands-on sessions provide practical experience in coding radiation transport algorithms, running simulations, and interpreting physical results. By the end, participants will be proficient in computational modeling of radiation transport problems.