Abstract
The means for two-and three-dimensional visualization which are used in the MCU program and provide convenient methods for obtaining a graphical representation of computational models are described. An example of the application of these visualization means for solving a practical problem where it is necessary to determine the optimal number of neutrons per generation required to obtain reliable results in Monte Carlo calculations of RBMK reactors is presented.
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