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Fix double normalization in random ray VTK flux - #4192
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Signed-off-by: Demetrios Agourakis <demetrios@agourakis.med.br>
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Summary
Fixes #4137. Random-ray VTK flux was normalized by the active batch count twice.
RandomRaySimulation::simulate()already applies the final source normalization to the scalar flux. The flat and linear source-domain point evaluators then divided their values by the active batch count again. Linear source moments also did not receive the final normalization applied to scalar flux.This patch:
Validation
ctest: 14 passed, 1 skippedruff check tests/regression_tests/random_ray_vtk_normalization/test.pygit diff --checkThe focused regression test fails against the unpatched baseline and passes with this change. OpenMP cluster validation was attempted, but the workspace Slurm executor terminated even a minimal probe with
RaisedSignal:53before running the payload.Summary by CodeRabbit