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In Multi-Group (MG) deterministic radiation transport simulation applications, Fine-Group (FG) cross section libraries are often collapsed, or down-sampled into Broad-Group (BG) libraries to reduce computational cost.
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The ancient dam, about 1,800 feet (550 metres) long and pyramidal in cross section, was of fine stone-and-masonry construction, with sluice gates to control the flow of water.
The FESEM images also confirmed that the fibers have on fine circular cross-section.
The near-optimal folding of the cross section is then fine-tuned through a few steps of the gradient descent optimization.
The tracheae are stiffened by spiral thickenings or threadlike ridges called taenidia, which branch repeatedly, becoming reduced in cross section and ending in fine thin-walled tracheoles less than one micron in diameter.
In the transversal direction (cross section), the depth of the fine grained zone is only few micrometers.
In the front face of Fig. 6 A, myocytes and capillaries are seen in cross section with their boundaries surrounded by fine endomysial collagen.
The cross section was ion polished for a finer examination using a scanning electron microscope with field emission gun (SEM-FEG) (Figure 4).
It is further shown that the errors result from the narrow energy domain of the neutron elastic cross section spectral distributions and that an extremely fine energy grid is required to resolve the problem under the current formulation.
