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Jun 14, 2010, 3:54:58 PM (14 years ago)
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garnier
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geant4.9.4 beta rc0

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    237237 By the default, one of the ufficial High Energy Physics List for
    238  Calorimetry, QGSC, is used in this example. However, it is
    239  very easy to use instead either LHEP or QGSP. To do so, it is
    240  enough to comment/uncomment a line in the main CompositeCalorimeter.cc :
    241  for example, if you want to use LHEP instead of the default QGSC
    242  you have to change it as follows:
     238 Calorimetry, QGSP_BIC_EMY, is used in this example, so that it
     239 allows to test the low-energy electromagnetic.
     240 However, it is very easy to use instead either LHEP, QGSP, or QGSC.
     241 To do so, it is enough to comment/uncomment a line in the main
     242 CompositeCalorimeter.cc : for example, if you want to use LHEP
     243 instead of the default QGSP_BIC_EMY you have to change it as follows:
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    244245  //***LOOKHERE*** CHOOSE THE PHYSICS LIST.
    245   runManager->SetUserInitialization(new LHEP);     // LHEP     
    246   // runManager->SetUserInitialization(new QGSP);     // QGSP   
    247   // runManager->SetUserInitialization(new QGSC);     // QGSC
     246  runManager->SetUserInitialization(new LHEP);          // LHEP     
     247  // runManager->SetUserInitialization(new QGSP);          // QGSP   
     248  // runManager->SetUserInitialization(new QGSC);          // QGSC
     249  // runManager->SetUserInitialization(new QGSP_BIC_EMY);  // QGSP_BIC_EMY
    248250  //***endLOOKHERE***
    249251
     
    251253 in which we don't even take into account the beam profile, noise
    252254 and digitization!) the faster LHEP Physics List would be good enough
    253  for calorimetry studies. However, we prefer to use, as default, the
    254  more sophisticated (but slower) QGSC Physics List for the learning
    255  purposes of this example.
     255 for calorimetry studies.
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    257257
     
    438438     Idle> /run/beamOn 3
    439439
    440  Notice that, by default, OGLIX is used for the visualization,
     440 Notice that, by default, OGL is used for the visualization,
    441441 because it is quite fast and it does not produce any files in
    442442 output. However, you can always choose something else, for example
     
    448448    visCommand = "/vis/open DAWNFILE";
    449449    // visCommand = "/vis/open VRML2FILE";
    450     // visCommand = "/vis/open OGLIX";
     450    // visCommand = "/vis/open OGL";
    451451
    452452 The tracks that are shown include both charged and neutral particles
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