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<P><FONT SIZE=2>When there are nothing on root file for 1000 events, it must be something wrong.<BR>
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I commented out<BR>
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/gate/world/daughters/insert 3axes<BR>
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then it runs without problem.<BR>
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Generated 1000 bg* 100s = 10^4 events, obtained ~5x10^3 singles in 2.5 cm NaI.<BR>
You can estimate to see if it is correct using known attenuation coefficient.<BR>
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Among them are there half with energy > 600 keV but still occured Compton scattering.<BR>
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Those without Compton scatter (6426) lie a perfect exponential distribution (see attached pdf). <BR>
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Yu Chen, Ph.D.<BR>
University of Massachusetts Medical School<BR>
Division of Nuclear Medicine<BR>
55 Lake Avenue North<BR>
Worcester, MA 01655-0243<BR>
Phone: (508) 856-6123<BR>
Fax: (508) 856-4572<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: venialgo_e [<A HREF="mailto:venialgo_e@secyt.frba.utn.edu.ar">mailto:venialgo_e@secyt.frba.utn.edu.ar</A>]<BR>
Sent: Wed 2/20/2008 8:47 AM<BR>
To: Chen, Yu<BR>
Subject: RE: [Gate-users] Z position<BR>
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I attached the file 1000bq.root and 1000bq.mac .For 1000 bq and 1 <BR>
second there aren't counts in the detector.<BR>
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bye,<BR>
<BR>
Esteban Venialgo<BR>
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"Chen, Yu" <Yu.Chen@umassmed.edu> ha escrito:<BR>
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> I strongly suspect you were plotting "hit" not "singles".<BR>
><BR>
> The following is my message last time to you:<BR>
><BR>
>> Are you sure you plotted *Singles*?<BR>
>> From you macro, we can't see any digitizing module used.<BR>
><BR>
>> You generated 20000*3 photons but have more than 60000 entries.<BR>
>> It may explain some if what you actually plotted is hit (step) <BR>
>> point position.<BR>
><BR>
><BR>
> Put<BR>
> /gate/output/root/setRootSinglesFlag 1<BR>
> in your mac<BR>
> and no energy window needed<BR>
><BR>
> Run 1000 bq and 1 sec<BR>
> send your root file to me.<BR>
><BR>
> Yu Chen, Ph.D.<BR>
> University of Massachusetts Medical School<BR>
> Division of Nuclear Medicine<BR>
> 55 Lake Avenue North<BR>
> Worcester, MA 01655-0243<BR>
> Phone: (508) 856-6123<BR>
> Fax: (508) 856-4572<BR>
><BR>
><BR>
><BR>
> -----Original Message-----<BR>
> From: gate-users-bounces@lists.healthgrid.org on behalf of venialgo_e<BR>
> Sent: Mon 2/18/2008 12:34 PM<BR>
> To: Chen, Yu; gate-users@lists.healthgrid.org<BR>
> Subject: RE: [Gate-users] Z position<BR>
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> Yes, I don't have any digitalizer modules, because I have done Matlab<BR>
> scripts in the way to have more freedom to select scatter and<BR>
> photoelectric interactions or both, calculate position using weighted<BR>
> average for position, and apply energy windows, etc.<BR>
><BR>
> Anyway I connect an adder and a energy window to system and...<BR>
><BR>
> In case 1 there are two peaks of counts in the crystal's top face, if<BR>
> the digitalizer is only an adder. The name of the files are<BR>
> case1_wo_window.gif and case1_wo_window.mac .But if the digitalizer<BR>
> has an adder and energy window, so there is a maximum of counts in 18<BR>
> mm approx. .The files for that case are case1digitalizer.gif and<BR>
> case1digitalizer.mac.<BR>
><BR>
> For case 2, is the same than before. There are counts only in second<BR>
> half of the crystal with an adder and energy window. The files are<BR>
> case2digitalizer.gif and case2digitalizer.mac.<BR>
><BR>
> And, In case 3, There is a maximum of counts in 10 mm approx, with and<BR>
> adder and energy window. The files are case3digitalizer.gif and<BR>
> case3digitalizer.mac .<BR>
><BR>
><BR>
><BR>
> I can't understand the different shapes of Z position. I expected and<BR>
> exponential decreasing shape.<BR>
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> Thanks a lot for your support.<BR>
> Esteban Venialgo.<BR>
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