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For most of the individual processes the default option (indicated
below) can be changed via data records  [BASE040].
The processes are controlled via a control variable which is in the
common /GCKING/. 
If not otherwise noted, 
the meaning of the control variable is the following:
- = 0
 -  The process is completely ignored. 
 - = 1
 -  The process is considered and possible secondary particles generating
from the interaction are put into the /GCKING/ common. If the
interacting particle disappears in the interaction, then it is stopped
with  ISTOP=1 (common /GCTRAK/)
 - = 2
 -  The process is considered. If secondary particles result from the
interaction, they are not generated and their energy is simply added in the
variable  DESTEP (common /GCTRAK/. If the interacting particle
disappears in the interaction, the variable  ISTOP is set
to 2.
 
Below are listed the data record keywords, the flag names and values, and
the resulting action:
- Keyword
 -  Related process 
 - DCAY
 -  Decay in flight. The decaying particles stops.
The variable  IDCAY controls this process.
- IDCAY =0
 -  No decay in flight.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Decay in flight with generation of secondaries.
 -       =2
 -  Decay in flight without generation of secondaries.
 
 - MULS
 -  Multiple scattering. The variable  IMULS controls this process.
- IMULS =0
 -  No multiple scattering.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Multiple scattering according to Molière theory.
 -       =2
 -  Same as  1. Kept for backward compatibility.
 -       =3
 -  Pure Gaussian scattering according to the Rossi formula.
 
 - PFIS
 -  Nuclear fission induced by a photon. The photon stops.
The variable  IPFIS controls this process.
- IPFIS =0
 -  ( D) No photo-fission.
 -       =1
 -  Photo-fission with generation of secondaries.
 -       =2
 -  Photo-fission without generation of secondaries.
 
 - MUNU
 -  Muon-nucleus interactions. The muon is not stopped.
The variable  IMUNU controls this process.
- IMUNU =0
 -  No muon-nucleus interactions.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Muon-nucleus interactions with generation of 
secondaries.
 -       =2
 -  Muon-nucleus interactions without generation of secondaries.
 
 - LOSS
 -  Continuous energy loss. The variable  ILOSS controls this 
process.
- ILOSS =0
 -  No continuous energy loss,IDRAY is forced to 0.
 -       =1
 -  Continuous energy loss with generation of 
-rays 
above  DCUTE (common /GCUTS/) and
restricted Landau fluctuations below  DCUTE.
 -       =2
 -  ( D) Continuous energy loss without generation of 
-rays
and full Landau-Vavilov-Gauss fluctuations. In this case the variable  IDRAY
is forced to 0 to avoid double counting of fluctuations.
 -       =3
 -  Same as 1, kept for backward compatibility.
 -       =4
 -  Energy loss without fluctuation. The value obtained from the
tables is used directly.
 
 - PHOT
 -  Photoelectric effect. The interacting photon is stopped.
The variable  IPHOT controls this process.
- IPHOT =0
 -  No photo-electric effect.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Photo-electric effect with generation of the electron.
 -       =2
 -  Photo-electric effect without generation of the electron.
 
 - COMP
 -  Compton scattering. The variable  ICOMP controls this process.
- ICOMP =0
 -  No Compton scattering.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Compton scattering with generation of .
 -       =2
 -  Compton scattering without generation of .
 
 - PAIR
 -  Pair production. The interacting 
 is stopped.
The variable  IPAIR controls this process.
- IPAIR =0
 -  No pair production.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Pair production with generation of /.
 -       =2
 -  Pair production without generation of /.
 
 - BREM
 -  bremsstrahlung. The interacting particle (, , 
,
) is not stopped.
The variable  IBREM controls this process.
- IBREM =0
 -  No bremsstrahlung.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) bremsstrahlung with generation of 
.
 -       =2
 -  bremsstrahlung without generation of 
.
 
 - RAYL
 -  Rayleigh effect. The interacting 
 is not stopped.
The variable  IRAYL controls this process.
- IRAYL =0
 -  ( D) No Rayleigh effect.
 -       =1
 -  Rayleigh effect.
 
 - DRAY
 -  
-ray production. 
The variable  IDRAY controls this process.
- IDRAY =0
 -  No 
-rays production.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) 
-rays production with generation of .
 -       =2
 -  
-rays production without generation of .
 
 - ANNI
 -  Positron annihilation. The  is stopped.
The variable  IANNI controls this process.
- IANNI =0
 -  No positron annihilation.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Positron annihilation with generation of photons.
 -       =2
 -  Positron annihilation without generation of photons.
 
 - HADR
 -  Hadronic interactions. The particle is stopped in case of
inelastic interaction, while it is not stopped in case of elastic interaction.
The variable  IHADR controls this process.
- IHADR =0
 -  No hadronic interactions.
 -       =1
 -  ( D) Hadronic interactions with generation of secondaries.
 -       =2
 -  Hadronic interactions without generation of secondaries.
 -       >2
 -  Can be used in the user code GUPHAD and GUHADR
to chose a hadronic package. These values have no effect on the hadronic
packages themselves.
 
 - LABS
 -  Light ABSorption. This process is the absorption of light photons
(particle type 7) in dielectric materials. It is turned on by default when
the generation of Cerenkov light is requested (data record  CKOV).
For more information see  [PHYS260].
- ILABS =0
 -  No absorption of photons.
 -       =1
 -  Absorption of photons with possible detection.
 
 - STRA
 - 
This flag turns on the collision sampling method to simulate energy
loss in thin materials, particularly gases. For more information see
 [PHYS334].
- ISTRA =0
 -  ( D) Collision sampling switched off.
 -       =1
 -  Collision sampling activated.
 
 - SYNC
 -  Synchrotron radiation in magnetic field.
- ISYNC =0
 -  ( D) The synchrotron radiation is not simulated.
 -       =1
 -  Synchrotron photons are generated,
at the end of the tracking step.
 -       =2
 -  Photons are not generated, the energy is deposit locally.
 -       =3
 -  Synchrotron photons are generated,
distributed along the curved path of the particle.
 
 
M. Maire, F.Carminati
PHYS010
 
 
 
  
 
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