[Gate-users] Deposited energy for Comptons interactions

Vincent Vandenbussche vandenbussche at imnc.in2p3.fr
Mon Oct 29 09:19:19 CET 2012


Hi Mahdjoub,

If i'm not wrong, when you look at the deposited energy by the gamma, 
you actually should see something like 0 MeV.
During Compton interaction, a gamma gives part of its energy to an 
electron. This electron deposits his energy in the medium by 
"ElectronIonisation" physics process of GEANT4. I'm using Gate v6.0 but 
I think it's the same process name.
So if you want to know the deposited energy by the Compton, look at the 
deposited energy by the related electron of the Compton interaction 
(thanks to trackID/parentID leaf in ROOT for example...).

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Vincent

On 10/27/2012 10:28 PM, Mahdjoub Hamdi wrote:
> Hi everyone ,
>
>  Does any one know why the deposited energy for compton interaction is 
> always 0 Mev.
>  I'm using GATE 6.2/6.1 and I have the same results for this tow versions.
>
> Best regards.
>
> Mahdjoub
>
>
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