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List of small, almost trivial, problems with the Monte Carlo
1. Density of polystyrene is 1.032 g/cm^3. PDB quotes 1.06.
===> bicron has density of 1.032 g/cm^3... so that's where it comes from.
2. Radiation length in Pb is 0.56000 cm. PDB quotes 0.56123 cm.
3. A of Pb is 207.19. PDB quotes 207.2(1).
4. Polystyrene differs from PDB values:
MC PDB
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density 1.03 1.06 g/cm^3
rad len 42.0 43.8 g/cm^2
(or 43.26?)
had len 75.0 81.7 g/cm^2
% C 92.3 92.3
% H 7.7 7.7
had len 75.0 81.7 g/cm^2
% C 92.3 92.3
% H 7.7 7.7
5. Question -- the energy deposits in the pre- and postshower layers... are they handled properly? i.e., at some point, perhaps in the slow simulator, the energy needs to be divided between PRE/POST readout and the tower readout.
6, Hmmm...
Block ERCM is stainless steel tie Rod in CaloriMeter sections
*
Material Iron
Attribute ERSM seen=1 colo=6 fill=1
shape TUBE dz=slcwid/2,
rmin=0,
rmax=1.0425 ! nobody knows exactly
Call ECalPar(ag_imed,'ABSORBER')
endblock
7. Dfault should be one endcap, not two
Fill EMCG ! EM EndCAp Calorimeter basic data
Version = 5.0 ! Geometry version
OnOff = 3 ! Configurations 0-no, 1-west 2-east 3-both
FillMode = 3 ! sectors fill mode
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