[Gate-users] How to use experimental cross sections of C11 and O15 instead of analytically calculated cross sections in Gate?

[Maikol Salas Ramirez]

Hi Atiq,

I am not in the field of the proton beam, but I used the "secondary
production actor" to measure the production of some radionuclides in a
decay chain (Ra-223 or Ac-225). Maybe it could be helpful for you. Probably
if you combine the  Secondary production actor with a Filter on particle
type (C11[0,0] and O15[0,0]), you could obtain more precise information.
But first, just run a simple secondary production actor to see the produced
fragment.

Another option is to use a killer and you will see the number of C11 and
O15 nuclei were killed. But then you lost the posterior interactions of
these nuclei.

Best,
Maikol

El lun, 21 feb 2022 a las 5:08, Atiq Ur Rahman (<atiqchep at gmail.com>)
escribió:

> Dear Gate User,
> I am trying to estimate the production of C11 and O15 during a proton beam
> interaction. I can do it using the production and stopping actor but in my
> understanding, the production and stopping actor use the analytical
> cross-sections by default. How can we enforce the experimental
> cross-sections to calculate the number of  C11 and O15 instead of
> analytical cross-sections? Looking for your suggestions.
> Regards
> Atiq ur Rahman
>
>
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