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Trying out G4 production threshold cut for shower simulation in EMCal Eliton Popovicz Seidel Baruch College Production Threshold What is the best energy to stop tracking particles? Cut value for energy: once a specific value for


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Trying out G4 production threshold cut for shower simulation in EMCal

Eliton Popovicz Seidel Baruch College

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Production Threshold

  • What is the best energy to stop tracking

particles?

  • Cut value for energy: once a specific

value for energy is reached, the particles stop and the remaining energy is dumped at that point.

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Production Threshold

  • We can impose a production threshold (which is

a distance).

  • Geant4 default: 1 mm.
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How does this work?

  • Primary Particle loses energy by producing secondary

particles.

  • If the primary particle no longer has enough energy to

produce secondaries which travel at least 1 mm, two things happen:

  • No more secondary particles produced.
  • The primary is tracked down to zero energy using

continuous energy loss.

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Production Threshold vs. Energy Cut

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Gaussian Mean vs. Production Threshold

Energy Deposition Mean Ligth Yield Mean

Production Threshold (mm) Production Threshold (mm)

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Conclusion

  • The plot from previous slide show us that

there is no dependency for energy deposition and light yield.

  • The Geant4 default value is good enough for

Spacal.