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///\file "physicslists/.README.txt"
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///\brief Examples physicslists README page
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/*! \page Examples_physicslists Category "physicslists"
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Examples in this directory demonstrate usage of Geant4 reference physics lists
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and physics builders.
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\link Examplefactory factory \endlink
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Demonstrates the usage of G4PhysListFactory to build the concrete physics list
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\link ExampleextensibleFactory extensibleFactory \endlink
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Demonstrates the usage of extensible g4alt::G4PhysListFactory to build a
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concrete physics list. It also demonstrates the setting of an alternative
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"default" physics list; extending existing lists by adding/replacing physics
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constructors; and extending the factory with user supplied physics lists.
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\link ExamplegenericPL genericPL \endlink
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Demonstrates the usage of G4GenericPhysicsList to build the concrete physics
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list at the run time.
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*/
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Geant4 extended examples - physicslists
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----------------------------------------
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Examples in this directory demonstrate usage of Geant4 reference physics lists
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and physics builders.
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factory
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--------
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Demonstrates the usage of G4PhysListFactory to build the concrete physics list
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extensibleFactory
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-----------------
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Demonstrates the usage of extensible g4alt::G4PhysListFactory to build a
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concrete physics list. It also demonstrates the setting of an alternative
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"default" physics list; extending existing lists by adding/replacing physics
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constructors; and extending the factory with user supplied physics lists.
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genericPL
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---------
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Demonstrates the usage of G4GenericPhysicsList to build the concrete physics
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list at the run time.
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///\file "physicslists/extensibleFactory/.README.txt"
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///\brief Example extensibleFactory README page
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/*! \page ExampleextensibleFactory Example extensibleFactory
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\author R. Hatcher \n
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Fermilab \n
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(based on Hadr00 by V. Ivantchenko, CERN)
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of g4alt::G4PhysListFactory to build a concrete physics list.
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Physics List can be defined by its name given by the -p argument of the of the
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run command or by the PHYSLIST environment variable.
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\verbatim
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./extensibleFactory -m my.macro [ -p QGSP_BERT ] \
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[ -v | --verbose ] [ -h | --help ]
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\endverbatim
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By default, FTFP_BERT Physics List will be instantiated if
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-p argument is not set and the PHYSLIST environment variable is not defined.
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This is the system default, but can be overridden using the
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SetDefaultReferencePhysList() method on the factory (see the code).
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The extensible factory allows users to define and register their own physics
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lists. This example shows the addtional a new list "MySpecialPhysList".
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\verbatim
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./extensibleFactory -m run.mac -p MySpecialPhysList
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\endverbatim
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The extensible factory also allows for the extension of lists by adding
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(using "+" as a separator) or replacing (using "_" as a separator)
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specific physics constructors. These can be specified by
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pre-defining a short name (e.g. RADIO for G4RadioactiveDecayPhysics) or
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providing the full class name.
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\verbatim
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./extensibleFactory -m run.mac -p FTFP_BERT_EMX+G4OpticalPhysics+RADIO
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\endverbatim
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uses the FTFP_BERT physics list as a base
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- replaces the list's standard EM portion with
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G4EmStandardPhysics_option2 ( standard EMX extension )
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- adds G4OpticalPhysics
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- adds G4RadioactiveDecayPhysics (RADIO defined in code to map to this)
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist category:
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\section extensibleFactory_s1 Detector description
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used to simplify scoring.
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\section extensibleFactory_s2 Primary generator
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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\section extensibleFactory_s3 Scoring (ntuples)
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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\section extensibleFactory_s4 How to build
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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\verbatim
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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\endverbatim
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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\verbatim
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% gmake clean_setup
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\endverbatim
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*/
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=========================================================
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Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP
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=========================================================
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Example extensibleFactory
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R. Hatcher
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Fermilab
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(based on Hadr00 by V. Ivantchenko, CERN)
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of g4alt::G4PhysListFactory to build the concrete physics list.
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Physics List can be defined by its name given by the -p argument of the of the
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run command or by the PHYSLIST environment variable.
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./extensibleFactory -m my.macro [ -p QGSP_BERT ] \
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[ -v | --verbose ] [ -h | --help ]
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By default, FTFP_BERT Physics List will be instantiated if
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-p argument is not set and the PHYSLIST environment variable is not defined.
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This is the system default, but can be overridden using the
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SetDefaultReferencePhysList() method on the factory (see the code).
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The extensible factory allows users to define and register their own physics
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lists. This example shows the addtional a new list "MySpecialPhysList".
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./extensibleFactory -m run.mac -p MySpecialPhysList
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The extensible factory also allows for the extension of lists by adding
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(using "+" as a separator) or replacing (using "_" as a separator)
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specific physics constructors. These can be specified by
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pre-defining a short name (e.g. RADIO for G4RadioactiveDecayPhysics) or
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providing the full class name.
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./extensibleFactory -m run.mac -p FTFP_BERT_EMX+G4OpticalPhysics+RADIO
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uses the FTFP_BERT physics list as a base
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* replaces the list's standard EM portion with
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G4EmStandardPhysics_option2 ( standard EMX extension )
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* adds G4OpticalPhysics
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* adds G4RadioactiveDecayPhysics (RADIO defined in code to map to this)
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist
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category:
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1- Detector description
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-----------------------
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of
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scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used
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to simplify scoring.
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2- Primary generator
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--------------------
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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3- Scoring (ntuples)
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--------------------
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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4- How to build
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----------------
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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% gmake clean_setup
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///\file "physicslists/factory/.README.txt"
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///\brief Example factory README page
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/*! \page Examplefactory Example factory
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\author I. Hrivnacova \n
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Institut de Physique Nucléaire (IPNO), Université Paris-Sud, CNRS-IN2P3 \n
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(Based on Hadr00 by V. Ivantchenko, CERN)
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of G4PhysListFactory to build the concrete physics list.
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Physics List can be defined by its name given by the -p argument of the of the
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run command or by the PHYSLIST environment variable.
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\verbatim
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./factory -m my.macro [ -p QGSP_BERT ]
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\endverbatim
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By default, FTFP_BERT Physics List will be instantiated if
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-p argument is not set and the PHYSLIST environment variable is not defined.
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist category:
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\section factory_s1 Detector description
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used to simplify scoring.
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\section factory_s2 Primary generator
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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\section factory_s3 Scoring (ntuples)
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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\section factory_s4 How to build
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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\verbatim
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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\endverbatim
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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\verbatim
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% gmake clean_setup
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\endverbatim
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*/
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=========================================================
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Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP
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=========================================================
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Example factory
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I. Hrivnacova,
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Institut de Physique Nucléaire (IPNO), Université Paris-Sud, CNRS-IN2P3
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Based on Hadr00 by V. Ivantchenko, CERN
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of G4PhysListFactory to build the concrete physics list.
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Physics List can be defined by its name given by the -p argument of the of the
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run command or by the PHYSLIST environment variable.
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./factory -m my.macro [ -p QGSP_BERT ]
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By default, FTFP_BERT Physics List will be instantiated if
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-p argument is not set and the PHYSLIST environment variable is not defined.
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist category:
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1- Detector description
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-----------------------
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used to simplify scoring.
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2- Primary generator
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--------------------
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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3- Scoring (ntuples)
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--------------------
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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4- How to build
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----------------
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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% gmake clean_setup
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///\file "physicslists/genericPL/.README.txt"
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///\brief Example genericPL README page
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/*! \page ExamplegenericPL Example genericPL
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\author W. Pokorski(1), I. Hrivnacova(2) \n
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(1) CERN \n
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(2) Institut de Physique Nucléaire (IPNO), Université Paris-Sud, CNRS-IN2P3 \n
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of G4GenericPhysicsList to build the concrete physics list at
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the run time.
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In Geant4 versions < 10.4, the generic physics list was demonstrated in the
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extended/hadronic/Hadr05 example.
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The G4GenericPhysicsList class allows to build the physics list at the run
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time in two possible ways, either by processing a macro file
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containing the 'physics list' or by passing a vector of 'physics
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constructors' names to the constructor of the class.
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To run the example you can call
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\verbatim
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./genericPL -m run.mac [ -p FTFP_BERT.mac ]
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\endverbatim
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where FTFP_BERT.mac is the macro file containing the 'physics list'.
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If you run this example by calling
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\verbatim
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./genericPL -m run.mac
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\endverbatim
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the physics list will be constructed by using a vector of the names of
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the different physics constructor defined in the genericPL.cc file.
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist category:
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\section genericPL_s1 Detector description
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used to simplify scoring.
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\section genericPL_s2 Primary generator
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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\section genericPL_s3 Scoring (ntuples)
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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\section genericPL_s4 How to build
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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\verbatim
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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\endverbatim
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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\verbatim
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% gmake clean_setup
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\endverbatim
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*/
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=========================================================
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Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP
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=========================================================
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Example genericPL
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W. Pokorski (1)
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I. Hrivnacova (2)
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(1) CERN
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(2) Institut de Physique Nucléaire (IPNO), Université Paris-Su
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Examples in the physicslist category show the possible ways how to define
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a physics list from Geant4 physics constructors. This example demonstrates
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the usage of G4GenericPhysicsList to build the concrete physics list at
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the run time.
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In Geant4 versions < 10.4, the generic physics list was demonstrated in the
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extended/hadronic/Hadr05 example.
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The G4GenericPhysicsList class allows to build the physics list at the run
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time in two possible ways, either by processing a macro file
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containing the 'physics list' or by passing a vector of 'physics
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constructors' names to the constructor of the class.
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To run the example you can call
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./genericPL -m run.mac [ -p FTFP_BERT.mac ]
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where FTFP_BERT.mac is the macro file containing the 'physics list'.
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If you run this example by calling
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./genericPL -m run.mac
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the physics list will be constructed by using a vector of the names of
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the different physics constructor defined in the genericPL.cc file.
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The same experimental setup is used for all examples in the physicslist category:
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1- Detector description
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-----------------------
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The geometry (defined in the DetectorConstruction class) consists in a box of scintillator material (CsI) followed by a thin box of air (screen) which is used to simplify scoring.
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2- Primary generator
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--------------------
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The primary generator is defined with usage of G4ParticleGun.
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The default particle is proton which hits the box perpendicular to the input face.
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The type of the particle and its energy are set in the PrimaryGeneratorAction class, and can
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be changed via the G4 built-in commands of the G4ParticleGun class.
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3- Scoring (ntuples)
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--------------------
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The screen volume is associated with a sensitive detector, ScreenSD,
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which accounts the following particle properties:
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- trackID
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- particle PDG encoding
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- particle kinetic energy
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- particle X,Y position
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- particle time
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The scored quantities are filled in the Screen ntuple, which is defined using G4AnalysisManager
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in RunAction class. The ntuple is saved in a Root file, which name is set to be equal to the
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example name in main () function.
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4- How to build
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----------------
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An additional step is needed when building the example with GNUmake
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due to using the extra shared directory:
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% cd path_to_example/example
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% gmake setup
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% gmake
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This will copy the files from shared in the example include and src;
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to remove these files:
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% gmake clean_setup
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