What does MCC mean?
MCC means Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)?
Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation) can be abbreviated as MCC
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What does MCC stand for? MCC stands for "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)". |
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How to abbreviate "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)"? "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)" can be abbreviated as MCC. |
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What is the meaning of MCC abbreviation? The meaning of MCC abbreviation is "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)". |
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What is MCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of MCC is "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)". |
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What does MCC mean? MCC as abbreviation means "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)". |
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What is shorthand of Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)? The most common shorthand of "Monte Carlo Collision (direct particle simulation)" is MCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DPIMC - Direct Path Integral Monte Carlo Method
- MCSQMC - Monte Carlo and Quasi Monte Carlo
- MCNPX - Monte Carlo N-Particle eXtended
- MCNSI - Monte Carlo Simulation of Neutron Scattering Instruments
- MCOID-PF - Monte Carlo Optimal Importance Density Particle Filter
- DSMC - Direct Simulation Monte Carlo
- MCSM - Monte Carlo Simulation Method
- MCNP - Monte Carlo N-Particle
- MCS - Monte Carlo Simulation
- DMC - Direct Monte Carlo
- DSMCM - Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Method
- DSMCM - Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Module
- MCDS - Monte Carlo Direct Simulation
- MCNP - Monte Carlo N-particle code
- MCNP - Monte Carlo N-Particle Transport Code
- MCNP - Monte Carlo Neutral Particle
- MCPTM - Monte Carlo Particle Trajectory Model
- MCCS - Monte Carlo Computer Simulation
- MCP - Monte Carlo Particle
- mcds - Monte Carlo damage simulation