hello,
in bremsstrahlung spectrum i don’t have peaks of characteristic x rays, as showing in the following figure;
if can someone help me
thank you.
Hi!
What size of bins on your histogram you use? Maybe the problem is that your size bins is too small to make out peaks of characteristic x-rays?
Did you activete atomic deexcitation in your model? If not, write the following commands in your mac file before the command /run/initialize:
/process/em/fluo true
/process/em/auger true
/process/em/augerCascade true
/process/em/pixe true
thanks for reply Aleksei
this my macro file:
Macro file
Can be run in batch, without graphic
or interactively: Idle> /control/execute run1.mac
Change the default number of workers (in multi-threading mode)
#/run/numberOfWorkers 4
Initialize kernel
/run/initialize
/process/em/fluo true
/process/em/auger true
/process/em/augerCascade true
/process/em/pixe true
/control/verbose 0
/run/verbose 1
/event/verbose 0
#/tracking/verbose 1
/gun/particle e-
/gun/energy 110 keV
/run/beamOn 1000000
but its the same problem.
i don’t know if I can add something in PhysicsList.
thank you again
hi dear
i have this problem too, if you correct it .you inform me
thanks
do you check atomic deexcitation in your physics list?
asra_talebi thanks for your response.
no how can I add atomic deexcitation
list you add this in your physics
// Deexcitation
//
G4VAtomDeexcitation* de = new G4UAtomicDeexcitation();
de->SetFluo(true);
de->SetAuger(true);
de->SetPIXE(true);
G4LossTableManager::Instance()->SetAtomDeexcitation(de);
