Dear Alec,
polarisation is taken into account for photons only
(for all other particles the polarisation vector is set to a default
meaning no polarisation).
Kind regards
Francesco
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On Mon, 6 Feb 2017, Alexander MacKinnon wrote:
> Dear FLUKA colleagues,
>
> Via mgdraw.f one can obtain the components of the polarisation vector for any particle, apparently, including neutrons - neutron polarisation is of course valuable for many sorts of measurement. However the summary description of the physics only mentions propagation of photon polarisation. Are polarisation effects in neutron generation and propagation included in FLUKA?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Alec MacKinnon
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