Dear FLUKA experts,
I've noticed that graphs have not been attached. Please see them in the separated files.
Thank you,
Karolina
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From: owner-fluka-discuss_at_mi.infn.it [owner-fluka-discuss_at_mi.infn.it] on behalf of Karolina Kokurewicz [karolina.kokurewicz_at_strath.ac.uk]
Sent: 11 August 2016 19:03
To: fluka-discuss_at_fluka.org
Subject: [fluka-discuss]: USRTRACK vs. USRBDX
Dear FLUKA experts,
I'm scoring energy spectra of photons, emitted by 200 MeV electrons focused in water. I'm particularly interested in photons at 20 cm depth. For that I defined 0.01 cm thin volume within water cube by using XYP plane. To score energy of photons I chose tabs USRTRACK with AUXSCORE for that volume. The results I've got are fine however I wanted see if USRBDX will give me the same spectra. I specified boundaries to cover the same region as in USRTRACK (also I added AUXSCORE command to score exatly energy of photons). The results I normalized (according to manual) as follows:
USRTRACK = Y(axis) * energy bin (I get rid of 'per GeV')* number of particles (I get rid of 'per primary'), so I get fluence in cm^{-2}
USRBDX = Y(axis)* energy bin*2pi (because I requested one way scoring) *number of particles.
The results I've got are:
USRBDX 1. ENERGY -34. TARGET TARGET6 100.usrbdx_his
USRBDX 0.2 0.1 200. 0.0 1. &
[X]
USRTRACK 1. ENERGY -30. TARGET6 100. 400.histogram6
USRTRACK 0.2 0.1 &
[X]
I would like to ask how can I explain difference between these two spectra? I have noticed that whenever I change the thickness of my volume fluence increases in USRTRACK. So how thick should be my scoring volume to get the same results as for USRBDX?
Thank you,
Karolina
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