Gabriele Cosmo
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# Category hadr-gammanuc History
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See `CONTRIBUTING.rst` for details of **required** info/format for each entry,
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which **must** added in reverse chronological order (newest at the top). It must **not**
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be used as a substitute for writing good git commit messages!
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## 2022-09-05 Ben Morgan (hadr-gammanuc-V11-00-01)
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- Update dependencies to address warnings from consistency check
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## 2021-12-10 Ben Morgan (hadr-gammanuc-V11-00-00)
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- Change to new Markdown History format
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# History entries prior to 11.0
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4 August 2021 Alberto Ribon (hadr-gammanuc-V10-07-02)
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- G4LENDorBERTModel : set creator model ID for the secondaries, using
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the new version of G4PhysicsModelCatalog
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16 April 2021 Ben Morgan (hadr-gammanuc-V10-07-01)
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- Migrate build to modular CMake API
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13 April 2021 Alberto Ribon (hadr-gammanuc-V10-07-00)
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- GNUmakefile, sources.cmake : removed the subdirectories
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hadronic/models/management and hadronic/models/util
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(that have been now deleted, with their classes moved to
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hadronic/util and hadronic/management).
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Removed also the useless dependency to hadronic/process.
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Clean-up of old directories no longer present.
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30 April 2020 Ben Morgan (hadr-gammanuc-V10-06-00)
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- Remove obsolete GRANULAR_DEPENDENCIES entries
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6 September 2019 Ben Morgan (hadr-gamnuc-V10-05-00)
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- Rename module to G4had_gamma_nuclear to prevent clash with G4had_lept_nuclear
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9 October 2017 Tatsumi Koi (hadr-gamnuc-V10-03-00)
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- Created gamma_nuclear directory
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- G4LENDorBERTModel: This is a combined model.
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LEND is the first choice as final state generator.
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If there is no LEND data for a target,
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then BERT model will be used as the final state generator of the reaction.
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