Hi Jean-Emmanuel
you should set the maximum alpha energy in the beam card,
otherwise the code will take the default one (100 GeV!) becouse it
cannot know a priori what is in the source.
It does not need to be the exact maximum, just an upper limit.
Paola
On 3/21/24 18:27, Jean-Emmanuel Groetz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to simulate an alpha source, i.e Pu-239, without its progenies.
> I guess that if I use RADDECAY and DCYSCORE cards, I will have all the
> decay chain.
> So I am trying to use the source.f, linked with a file giving the
> alpha energies only for Pu-239.
> But it failed, with the following error : Ion beam above BME limit
> with no rQMD and no or incompatible IONSPLIT option! Execution
> terminated.
> Strange, because the alpha energies are around 5 MeV.
>
> I have certainly missed something but I don't not where. Should I
> define the alpha particle in the source.f?
> You will find my files as attachment.
>
> Thank you for your help.
> Jean-Emmanuel
>
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