Abstract
A comprehensive mathematical framework is established that encompasses both Monte Carlo single event effects (SEE) rate prediction and analytical approximations based on a single rectangular parallelepiped (RPP). Criteria derived from consideration of multiple devices and technologies are presented that are useful in identifying situations where RPP-model predictions of SEE rates may not be appropriate and should be augmented or replaced by advanced physical modeling.
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