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+ | 1.)Compute<math> \frac{dE}{dx}</math> for a heavy charged particle traveling through a liquid Hydrogen target. In clas I showed an example for an incident 10 MeV electron. You need to pick another particle (proton, pion, ...) and a different energy. Compare your answer with the Triumf curve. | ||
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+ | 2.) Use GEANT4 to simulate the calcualtion in part a above and compare answers. | ||
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+ | 1.) Show that the maimum energy transfered in a relativistic head on collision is | ||
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Revision as of 17:54, 28 September 2007
Homework 1
1.) Mawell Boltzmann
Given the Maxwell -Boltzmann Distribution
a.) Show <v>
Show that
b.) Energy Fluctuation
Show that the energy fluctuation is
- Note
- = velocity fluctuation
2.) MC calculation of Pi
Calculate \pi using the Monte Carlo method described in the Notes
3.) Histograms using ROOT
Homework 2
1.) Derive Rutherford Formula
Derive the Rutherford Scattering formula.
2.) EXN02 in GEANT
a.) Compile and run the default version of ExN02 in GEANT4
You can use a computer screen shot to prove you did this.
b.) Now make your own copy of it and change the target material
Homework 3
Download and install your own version of GEANT4
Homework 4
1.)Compute
for a heavy charged particle traveling through a liquid Hydrogen target. In clas I showed an example for an incident 10 MeV electron. You need to pick another particle (proton, pion, ...) and a different energy. Compare your answer with the Triumf curve.2.) Use GEANT4 to simulate the calcualtion in part a above and compare answers.
Homework 5
1.) Show that the maimum energy transfered in a relativistic head on collision is