Examples module

**Figure 2:** Electron fluence in the AlAuAl geometry
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**Figure 3:** Particle trajectories in the BiasEx geometry
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**Figure 4:** Neutron dose vs. shield depth, BiasEx geometry
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**Figure 5:** Energy deposition by 1 GeV proton in the MagSphereNotReP geometry.
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**Figure 6:** The T36 detector
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**Figure 7:** Energy deposition by 10 GeV/c $\pi$ in the T36 detector, comparison between FLUKA and FLUGG
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This module collects a set of user examples aimed to demonstrate to a user how to make correct use of the FLUGG toolkit by implementing those user-classes which a Geant4 user is supposed to customize in order to define his/her own detector geometry setup.

This set of examples covers some possible general use-cases for actual detector simulation for HEP.

AlAuAl
- series of slab of different elements (Al, Au, Al), which total thickness is of the order of the electron range;
- multiple scattering at boundaries (handle delicate situations such as grazing angles, backscattering, deflections at boundaries). See Fig. 2;
Fluka files: alaual.inp

BiasEx
- 500 MeV protons on a thick Cu target: the generated neutrons propagate in a concrete shield (see fig 3);
- fluka biasing techniques are applied to achieve variance reduction (Fig. 4;
Fluka files: Bias.inp,fluarlw.f

MagSphereNotRep
- test-geometry with spheres and tubs;
- tracking in magnetic field;
Fluka files: MagSphereNotRep.inp, magfld.f
Fig. 5 shows energy deposition by 1 GeV proton in the MagSphereNotReP geometry.

T36flugg - Test-36 em-hadronic calorimeter[2,3], see Figs. 6 and 7;
- Full ``ordinary" processes;
- no magnetic field;
- use of special scoring wrapper
Fluka input files: T36.inp, fusrbv.f lusrbl.f musrbr_t36.f