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Scan geometry control

The scan geometry has been introduced in GEANT version 3.15 with the idea of developing a general parametrisation scheme. While the scan geometry can already be built, the parametrisation scheme has not yet been developed, so the following data records have to be considered as a forward compatibility feature.

KEY N I VAR Short descriptionCOMMON GINIT
PCUT 6 M 4lparametrisation control
IPARAM parametrisation flag /GCPARM/0
PCUTGA threshold for gammas /GCPARM/0
PCUTEL threshold for e-e+/GCPARM/0
PCUTNE threshold for neutral hadrons/GCPARM/0
PCUTHA threshold for charged hadrons /GCPARM/0
PCUTMU threshold for muons/GCPARM/0
PNUM 2 I 4lparametrisation stack size
MPSTAK size of the parametrisation stack /GCPARM/1000
NPGENE number of pseudo-particles generated /GCPARM/20
SCAN 8 M 4lscan geometry control
SCANFL scan processing flag (LOGICAL) /GCSCAN/.FALSE.
NPHI number of divisions in φ /GCSCAN/90
PHIMIN minimum value of φ /GCSCAN/0
PHIMAX maximum value of φ /GCSCAN/360
NTETA number of divisions in θ /GCSCAN/90
TETMIN minimum value of θ /GCSCAN/0
TETMAX maximum value of θ /GCSCAN/180
MODTET type of θ division /GCSCAN/1
SCAL 32 M ISLIST list of volumes to be scanned/GCSCAN/Blank

KEY N I VAR Short descriptionCOMMON GINIT
SCAP 6 R 4lscan parameters
VX scan vertex X coordinate /GCSCAN/0
VY scan vertex Y coordinate /GCSCAN/0
VZ scan vertex Z coordinate /GCSCAN/0
FACTX0 scale factor for SX0 /GCSCAN/100
FACTL scale factor for SL /GCSCAN/1000
FACTR scale factor for R /GCSCAN/100


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Janne Saarela
Mon Apr 3 12:46:29 METDST 1995