Please refer to the FLUKA manual of the release distribution.
Sometimes Flair anticipates features that are present in the development version of FLUKA and will be available in a future release.
Best regards, luigi
> On 15 Jul 2016, at 17:05, mjm_at_jlab.org wrote:
>
> Okay. But looking at Flair, in the Mat (decay) option on the ASSIGNMA
> card, it lists all the materials, not just vacuum and blackhole. Is this
> just options listed that aren't fully implemented yet, or has there been
> an update?
>
>> Dear mjm,
>> a different material can be assigned to a region for the decay phase,
>> however, as of now, only
>> VACUUM or BLACKHOLE are allowed (see ASSIGNMA card in the manual and note
>> 5).
>>
>> I guess that a two-step method can be used, maybe someone in the list that
>> has already used this technique
>> can be better guide you.
>> Best regards, luigi
>>
>>
>>> On 12 Jul 2016, at 20:32, mjm_at_jlab.org wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm using USRBIN and DCYSCORE cards to track dose equivalents around a
>>> detector after the beam has run, and I want to try adding lead shielding
>>> around the detector, but I want it to be added after the beam finishes
>>> running; that is, I'd like it to not be part of the initial geometry,
>>> but
>>> there to absorb radiation while DCYSCORE tracks a few hours or days.
>>> The
>>> idea would be to lower the shielding down from the ceiling or wherever
>>> once the beam finishes running. Is this possible at all?
>>>
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