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when simulating a TPB in nexus, there are some instances where the energy of the incoming UV photon interacting within the TPB is lower than the overall energy of the outgoing photons. So for example, I have one 7.2 eV photon causing the generation of 3 photons with energy ~3 eV. In some cases I can get even 6 photons with energy totaling at ~16 eV from just one 7.2 eV UV primary photon.
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I remember the talk being much more informative than the slides alone, so we might want to talk to the author, who has a fork of G4 with some improvements: github.com/gustavogx/G4WLS
when simulating a TPB in nexus, there are some instances where the energy of the incoming UV photon interacting within the TPB is lower than the overall energy of the outgoing photons. So for example, I have one 7.2 eV photon causing the generation of 3 photons with energy ~3 eV. In some cases I can get even 6 photons with energy totaling at ~16 eV from just one 7.2 eV UV primary photon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: