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This report presents comprehensive validation of Geant4 version 4.2, focusing on electromagnetic processes for the GLAST-LAT project. Conducted from December 2000 to November 2001 at SLAC, it compares Geant4 outputs with theoretical predictions, results from beam test engineering models, and EGS4 simulations. Key topics include the performance of electromagnetic showers, pair creation, multiple scattering, and average cluster sizes. The study concludes that Geant4 matches or exceeds current electromagnetic simulators, suggesting implementation in BFEM for further research.
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Validation of Geant4 (V4.2) for GLAST-LAT • Comparison with Theory, Beam Test Data and EGS4 – • S. Ogata, T. Mizuno, H. Mizushima (Hiroshima/SLAC) • P. Valtersson, M. Sjogren (Royal Inst. of Tech/SLAC) • T. Kamae, H. Tajima (SLAC) • (Note) • This report covers the work done between Dec. 2000 to Nov. 2001 at SLAC. Note that similar work has been in progress in Italy. • Our focus has been in the electromagnetic processes. • (Contents) • Comparison with Theory • Comparison with Results of Beam Test Engineering Model • Comparison with EGS4
Bethe-Bloch Formula Default Geant4 parameters used in the study (exception: EM shower study)
Multiple Scattering (G4 vs. BTEM: Proton) No.1
Multiple Scattering (G4 vs. BTEM: Proton) No.2
No. Hits (G4 vs. BTEM) Positron at 0 deg)
No. Hits (G4 vs. BTEM) Positron at 30 deg)
EM Shower (G4 vs EGS4): Energy Leakage after 20RL
Conclusion • Validation of Geant4 (V4.2) for GLAST-LAT • Comparison with Theory, Beam Test Data and EGS4 – • (Note) • This report covers the work done between Dec. 2000 to Nov. 2001 at SLAC. Note that similar work has been in progress in Italy. • Our focus has been in the electromagnetic processes. • (Conclusion) • Geant4 is as good as any existing EM simulator now • Implement in BFEM G4 and study effects of proposed fixes (angular distr.)