Monte Carlo calculations of getter pumps

Hulek, Z.; Drska, L.; Král, Jaroslav

doi:10.1016/0042-207x(67)93307-6

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“…The method has been widely used for conductance calculations of straight or bent cylindrical ducts and baffles, 3,4 the structural design of a pumping speed test dome, 5 estimation of the capture probability of a getter pump, 6 and so on. The Monte Carlo method, proposed by Davis et al, 1,2 is a method quite appropriate for these calculations.…”

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Application of the Monte Carlo method to pressure calculation

Suetsugu

1996

Journal of Vacuum Science &Amp; Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films

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Excited electronic state calculations by the transcorrelated variational Monte Carlo method: Application to a helium atom A statistical rate constant calculation method based on Monte Carlo transition state theory and application to unimolecular dissociation of HFCO A new Monte Carlo method for calculating surface tensionThe Monte Carlo method, which has been used for simulation of steady-state molecular flow and estimation of static pressure in relation to vacuum science, is applied to a calculation of the time dependent pressure distribution in a vacuum system. The calculation follows the usual simulation process, but the locations of the test particles are recorded at various values of time. In this way the pressure distribution in a vacuum system can be obtained at any time from the beginning of gas desorption. The pressure propagation along a beam line and the steady-state pressure distribution in a vacuum system with an orifice and a pump are presented as two examples.

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confidence: 99%