Which software is better for "Monte-Carlo simulation" to find out the number of Sputtering species ? Can i use "SRIM-TRIM", Crystal ball software or any other ? Please suggest me for better simulating software.
Yes, GoldSim - and it's free for teachers and students as long as you just teach and do not do substantial research, as they call it.
Maybe, you can find more here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260752242_Software_tools_for_simulation_(chapter_11)
Chapter Software tools for simulation (chapter 11)
Unfortunately, I m not familiar with standard pockages for Monte Carlo. The problems
which I have met in my research and which we solve using MC methodology, are of
rather special nature. For example, findind system D-spectrum. We work out fast working algorithms to solve these special problems. See, for example, our book "Models of Network Reliability" (2009) or our recent small book "Ternary Networks: Reliability and Monte Carlo".
Monte Carlo simulation is a very wide field. As I understand you are looking for a code that calculates the sputtering yield. You can use SRIM for this purpose, it is easy to use but not very accurate as far as sputtering is concerned and sometimes grossly wrong. I recommend TRIDYN, see https://www.hzdr.de/db/Cms?pNid=0&pOid=21578
@Gerhard and @Dimitrious. Can TRIDYN use for multilayer deposition ? Can it measure for diffusion among different layer at different temperature?
It depends on your area but I would highly recommend MatLab as well.
i THINK GoldSim and also TRIDYN
Of course it depends on which scientific area you are working
Hay every one i would like to work on "Parasitical burden" future prediction of ectoparasites using MC method kindly suggest me a relevent software free or paid.....
Can anyone help with a Monte Carlo open source code to generate several data-sets for any analysis by using the limited dataset available?...
SRIM-TRIM software is easy to use.We can use as a implantation as well as biophysics purpose.
StatSim. Free, and it runs from your browser or ou can install it in your computer.
https://statsim.com/