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Re: How does the IsElastic-function in the NeutronTracker2D work? [message #19534 is a reply to message #19457]

Mon, 12 September 2016 14:27

Dmytro Kresan
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Can you explain to me how the IsElastic-function in the NeyutronTracker works?

Imagine a neutron did elastic scattering first, and after certain path next interaction. After elastic scattering we have a cluster created by the knocked-out proton, and an arbitrary cluster from second interaction. The goal of this IsElastic function is to eliminate the second cluster, in order that it is not considered as a candidate for first interaction of an incident neutron. By combining start position and angle of one cluster and start position of another, we can decide (based on kinematics), that both were created by the products of the same neutron.

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In particular I am interested in how this function can be modified to also test for particles that do not come in straight.

The best is to ask Michael Heil, he is the author of this code. But I can hardly imagine such a restriction in the function.

Best regards,
Dima

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		How does the IsElastic-function in the NeutronTracker2D work? By: C. A. Douma on Fri, 19 August 2016 16:31
		Re: How does the IsElastic-function in the NeutronTracker2D work? By: Dmytro Kresan on Mon, 12 September 2016 14:27
		Re: How does the IsElastic-function in the NeutronTracker2D work? By: C. A. Douma on Tue, 13 September 2016 09:50

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