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<div style="text-align: center;">'''Differing Physics for Tantalum Only'''
 
2.8 MeV electron hitting a 20 thousandths of an inch thick piece of Tantalum and then plotting the photon energies
 
Brem = Bremsstrahlung
 
Ion = Electron Ionization
 
MS = Electron Multiple Scattering
 
When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in Tantalum, no photons were created.</div>
 
[[File:VacuumTantBrem.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
 
<div style="text-align: center;">'''Differing Physics for Aluminum Only'''
 
2.8 MeV electron hitting a 1/2 inch thick piece of Aluminum and then plotting the photon energies
 
Brem = Bremsstrahlung
 
Ion = Electron Ionization
 
MS = Electron Multiple Scattering
 
When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in Aluminum, no photons were created.</div>
 
[[File:VacuumAlBrem.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
 
<div style="text-align: center;">'''Differing Physics for Air Only'''
 
2.8 MeV electron hitting air and then plotting the photon energies
 
Brem = Bremsstrahlung
 
Ion = Electron Ionization
 
MS = Electron Multiple Scattering
 
When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in air, no photons were created.</div>
 
[[File:AirBrem.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
 
<div style="text-align: center;">'''Differing Physics while Changing Detector Geometry'''
 
2.8 MeV electron hitting air and then plotting the photon energies
 
PhEE = Photoelectric Effect
 
CS = Compton Scattering
 
GC = Gamma Conversion
 
At the time of these simulations, physics with muons, positrons, and generic ions is turned off. There is also a discrepancy between simulations that do not have these particle processes active.
 
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[[File:Tant.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_PhEE.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
[[File:Tant_PhEE_CS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_PhEE_CS_GC.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_PhEE.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_PhEE_CS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_PhEE_CS_GC.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_Air.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_Air_PhEE.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_Air_PhEE_CS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]
 
[[File:Tant_Al_Air_PhEE_CS_GC.png |400px|thumb|center|]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


[[File:AirIon.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:AirMS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumAlBrem.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumAlIon.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumAlMS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumTantBrem.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumTantIon.png |400px|thumb|left|]]


[[File:VacuumTantMS.png |400px|thumb|left|]]





Latest revision as of 19:54, 19 July 2017

Differing Physics for Tantalum Only

2.8 MeV electron hitting a 20 thousandths of an inch thick piece of Tantalum and then plotting the photon energies

Brem = Bremsstrahlung

Ion = Electron Ionization

MS = Electron Multiple Scattering

When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in Tantalum, no photons were created.


Differing Physics for Aluminum Only

2.8 MeV electron hitting a 1/2 inch thick piece of Aluminum and then plotting the photon energies

Brem = Bremsstrahlung

Ion = Electron Ionization

MS = Electron Multiple Scattering

When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in Aluminum, no photons were created.


Differing Physics for Air Only

2.8 MeV electron hitting air and then plotting the photon energies

Brem = Bremsstrahlung

Ion = Electron Ionization

MS = Electron Multiple Scattering

When simulating Ionization and Multiple Scattering in air, no photons were created.


Differing Physics while Changing Detector Geometry

2.8 MeV electron hitting air and then plotting the photon energies

PhEE = Photoelectric Effect

CS = Compton Scattering

GC = Gamma Conversion

At the time of these simulations, physics with muons, positrons, and generic ions is turned off. There is also a discrepancy between simulations that do not have these particle processes active.












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