$Id: README,v 1.2 2003/04/11 10:49:35 gcosmo Exp $ ------------------------------------------------------------------- ========================================================= Geant4 - an Object-Oriented Toolkit for Simulation in HEP ========================================================= Novice Examples --------------- N01 - Simple example to demonstrate how the GEANT4 basic framework works. No physics involved, only tracking on a simple geometry. N02 - Simulation of a simplified fixed target experiment. Includes a simple parameterised geometry. Defines a transverse uniform magnetic field. Include standard EM physics for gammas, charged leptons and charged hadrons. Includes visualization and detector response. N03 - Simulation of a simple sample Calorimeter setup. Shows the usage of 'replicated' volumes in the geometry. Defines user commands for primaries generation (isotropic random distribution). Defines a transverse uniform magnetic field. Include detector response and statistics on relevant quantities. Include a tutorial for visualization, exercising different visualization drivers. N04 - Defines a simplified collider detector setup. Demonstrates interfacing to the PYTHIA primary generator. Includes the definition of a 'readout' geometry. Defines all ordinary physics processes for leptons and hadrons. Exercises event filtering using the stacking mechanism. Includes visualization. N05 - Implements a setup for fast-parameterisation. Provides a simple shower parameterisation for e+/e-/gamma in a EM calorimeter, and a pi+/pi- parameterisation using ghost volumes. Implements parameterised detector response. N06 - Simulation of optical photons generation and transport. Defines optical surfaces and exercises optical physics processes (Cerenkov, Scintillation, Absorption, Rayleigh, ...). Uses stacking mechanism to count the secondary particles generated. N07 - Implements three simplified sandwitch calorimeters. Shows how to modify part of the geometry setup at run-time. Includes detector description parameterisation by materials. Demonstrates sharing of a sensitive detector definition for different sub-detectors. Defines different geometrical regions with different production thresholds. Shows customization of the G4Run.