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    Hello Alessandro, hello everyone,

    It is very useful indeed, thank you very much for sharing this.
    It is still mysterious to me how you calculate your efficiency from=20
    DETECT card. Is it as I assume, a ratio between the counts in your=20
    detector at the energy you want divided by the number of primaries which=20
    represents here the number of events delivered by the source ?
    I use a very simple example which has nothing to do with a real case=20
    (compared to yours).
    But I use the same set of defaults as you, put my EMF-CUT cards,=20
    PHYSICS, EVENTYPE cards like yours (just in case), of course no biasing,=20
    and I have still that sort of stopping power effect in my DETECT card.
    My first purpose : I only wanted to see if these physical effects took=20
    place, ie the peak of efficiency at energies ~100-150 keV. I think I=20
    should see this, even with my trivial sample with an isotropic point=20
    source at 10 cm centered around a Ge cylinder circular face. With values=20
    which won't mean anything, but I should have the same curve as in your=20
    document, shouldn't I ?

    I keep on searching...

    Best regards.
    Sebastien.

    Ing. Alessandro A. Porta a wrote :

    >This is a very simple but efficient example about an HPGe chrystal "sample=
    d"
    >vith a DETECT card.
    >It works very well since years (... for me, at least...).
    >
    >Hope it could be useful.
    >
    >Best regards.
    >
    >Alessandro
    >
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