Geantino
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Geantino - pseudo-particle which has no "real" physics interaction. Used in ExampleN01, the simplest example in this novice level examples for Geant4 program. This example demonstrates how the basic GEANT4 framework works.
[edit] Detector description
The detector contains Argon gas, aluminum and lead. They will not affect the trajectory of a geantino.
The experimental hall, which is the world volume, is made of argon gas and it is a box. The tracker tube made of argon gas. The calorimeter block made of lead and it has 19 layers of aluminum plates inside.
[edit] Physics processes
ExN01PhysicsList.cc defines only a geantino and a transportation process. Though cutoff will not be applied onto geantino, a dummy value must be set.
Source: README file for ExampleN01, [1]
[edit] See also
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