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$Id: README 76474 2013-11-11 10:36:34Z gcosmo $
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Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP
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Basic Examples
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The set of basic examples is oriented to "novice" users and covering many
basic general use-cases typical of an "application"-oriented kind of
development.
ExampleB1
- Simple geometry with a few solids
- Geometry with simple placements (G4PVPlacement)
- Scoring total dose in a selected volume user action classes
- Geant4 physics list (QBBC)
ExampleB2
- Simplified tracker geometry with global constant magnetic field
- Geometry with simple placements (G4PVPlacement) and parameterisation
(G4PVParameterisation)
- Scoring within tracker via G4 sensitive detector and hits
- Geant4 physics list (FTFP_BERT) with step limiter
- Started from novice/N02 example
ExampleB3
- Schematic Positron Emitted Tomography system
- Geometry with simple placements with rotation (G4PVPlacement)
- Radioactive source
- Scoring within Crystals via G4 scorers
- Modular physics list built via builders provided in Geant4
ExampleB4
- Simplified calorimeter with layers of two materials
- Geometry with replica (G4PVReplica)
- Scoring within layers in four ways: via user actions (a), via user own
object (b), via G4 sensitive detector and hits (c) and via scorers (d)
- Geant4 physics list (FTFP_BERT)
- Histograms (1D) and ntuple saved in the output file
- Started from novice/N03 example
ExampleB5
- A double-arm spectrometer with wire chambers, hodoscopes and calorimeters
with a local constant magnetic field
- Geometry with placements with rotation, replicas and parameterisation
- Scoring within wire chambers, hodoscopes and calorimeters via
G4 sensitive detector and hits
- Geant4 physics list (FTFP_BERT) with step limiter
- UI commans defined using G4GenericMessenger
- Histograms (1D, 2D) and ntuple saved in the output file
- Started from extended/analysis/A01