From: Paola Sala (paola.sala@cern.ch)
Date: Mon Feb 14 2005 - 09:21:36 CET
the TCQUENCH card applies to ALL the binning structure, not to a single
cell (bin). If
you define N binning structures, you can choose to apply TCQUENCH to a
subset of those,
giving in the card the number of the USRBIN definition that means the
"position "
of this userbin in your input sequence.
I attach an example program that reads an EVENTBIN output
(and makes a paw-ntuple, but this part can be easily taken away)
Paola
Joseph Comfort wrote:
>
Joseph Comfort wrote:
>
> I want to make R-Z bins and apply the Birks correction to a cylinder
> of scintillator. The writeup for the second card of the EVENTBIN
> (USRBIN) command says that the defaults for WHAT(4) and WHAT(6) are
> both 50. OK. I choose 20x40. That gives 800 bins. But the TCQUENCH
> command allows the correction to be made for only the first 400 bins.
> (I don't know how the original dimension of 100 could have survived
> for so long.)
>
> Once again, where do I get the information for the energy deposit in a
> bin both before and after the Birks correction while Fluka is running?
> I could at least write the information to my own file for
> post-processing. If the information is not available, why not?
>
> Thank you.
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