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1 PHOTONS - ATTENUATION
2 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Al χ 2 N-L=13.1 ν=20 - p=0.87 χ 2 N-S=23.2 ν=15 - p=0.08 G4 Standard G4 LowE
3 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Al G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=15.9 ν=19 - p=0.66
4 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Au χ 2 N-L= 28.0 ν=21 - p=0.14 χ 2 N-S=20.1 ν=19 - p=0.39 G4 Standard G4 LowE
5 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Au G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=21.3 ν=22 - p=0.50
6 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Be χ 2 N-L=19.9 ν=20 - p=0.47 χ 2 N-S=23.4 ν=21 - p=0.33 G4 Standard G4 LowE
7 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Be G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=29.9 ν=22 - p=0.12
8 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Cs χ 2 N-L= 33.2 ν=23 - p=0.08 χ 2 N-S=25.3 ν=19 - p=0.15 G4 Standard G4 LowE
9 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Cs G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=24.9 ν=23 - p=0.35
10 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Fe χ 2 N-L=10.9 ν=9 - p=0.27 χ 2 N-S=9.9 ν=9 - p=0.36 G4 Standard G4 LowE
11 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Fe G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=9.4 ν=8 - p=0.31
12 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Ge χ 2 N-L=26.3 ν=23 - p=0.29 χ 2 N-S=27.9 ν=23 - p=0.22 G4 Standard G4 LowE
13 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Ge G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=10.1 ν=21 - p=0.98
14 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Pb χ 2 N-L= 35.2 ν=23 - p=0.05 χ 2 N-S=31.3 ν=22 - p=0.09 G4 Standard G4 LowE
15 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Pb G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=4.4 ν=20 - p=0.99
16 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Si χ 2 N-L= 3.3 ν=11 - p=0.99 χ 2 N-S=12.3 ν=10 - p=0.26 G4 Standard G4 LowE
17 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - Si G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=8.2 ν=12 - p=0.77
18 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - U χ 2 N-L=6.6 ν=20 - p=0.99 χ 2 N-S=14.7 ν=20 - p=0.80 G4 Standard G4 LowE
19 X-ray Attenuation Coefficient - U G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=19.3 ν=22 - p=0.63
20 PHOTONS CROSS SECTIONS
21 Incoherent Scattering - Al χ 2 N-L= 12.9 ν=8 - p=0.12 χ 2 N-S=8.7 ν=6 - p=0.19 G4 Standard G4 LowE
22 Incoherent Scattering - Al G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=2.5 ν=6 - p=0.87
23 Incoherent Scattering - Au I dati sono stati scritti male nel file xml G4 Standard G4 LowE
24 Incoherent Scattering - Au I dati sono stati scritti male nel file xml G4 LowE Penelope
25 Incoherent Scattering - Be χ 2 N-L=9.0 - ν=7 - p=0.25 χ 2 N-S=5.1 ν=6 - p=0.53 G4 Standard G4 LowE
26 Incoherent Scattering - Be G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=9.0 ν=7 - p=0.25
27 Incoherent Scattering - Cs χ 2 N-L=4.6 ν=8 - p=0.80 χ 2 N-S=1.8 ν=8 - p=0.99 G4 Standard G4 LowE
28 Incoherent Scattering - Cs G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=4.6 ν=8 - p=0.80
29 Incoherent Scattering - Fe G4 Standard G4 LowE
30 Incoherent Scattering - Fe G4 LowE Penelope
31 Incoherent Scattering - Ge χ 2 N-L=5.7 ν=4 - p=0.23 χ 2 N-S=5.0 ν=4 - p=0.29 G4 Standard G4 LowE
32 Incoherent Scattering - Ge G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=5.9 ν=5 - p=0.32
33 Incoherent Scattering - Pb G4 Standard G4 LowE
34 Incoherent Scattering - Pb G4 LowE Penelope
35 Incoherent Scattering - Si χ 2 N-L=11.7 ν=6 - p=0.07 χ 2 N-S=6.0 ν=6 - p=0.42 G4 Standard G4 LowE
36 Incoherent Scattering - Si G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=12.4 ν=8 - p=0.13
37 Coherent Scattering - Al χ 2 N-L=13.6 ν=11 - p=0.26 G4 LowE
38 Coherent Scattering - Al G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=7.2 ν=8 - p=0.52
39 Coherent Scattering - Au G4 LowE
40 Coherent Scattering - Au G4 LowE Penelope χ 2 N-P=3.4 ν=3 - p=0.33
41 Coherent Scattering - Be G4 LowE
42 Coherent Scattering - Be G4 LowE Penelope
43 Coherent Scattering - Cs G4 LowE
44 Coherent Scattering - Cs G4 LowE Penelope
45 Coherent Scattering - Fe G4 LowE
46 Coherent Scattering - Fe G4 LowE Penelope
47 Coherent Scattering - Ge G4 LowE
48 Coherent Scattering - Ge G4 LowE Penelope
49 Coherent Scattering - Pb G4 LowE
50 Coherent Scattering - Pb G4 LowE Penelope
51 Coherent Scattering - Si G4 LowE
52 Coherent Scattering - Si G4 LowE Penelope
53 Photoelectric Absorption - Al G4 Standard G4 LowE
54 Photoelectric Absorption - Al G4 LowE Penelope
55 Photoelectric Absorption - Au G4 Standard G4 LowE
56 Photoelectric Absorption - Au G4 LowE Penelope
57 Photoelectric Absorption - Be G4 Standard G4 LowE
58 Photoelectric Absorption - Be G4 LowE Penelope
59 Photoelectric Absorption - Cs G4 Standard G4 LowE
60 Photoelectric Absorption - Cs G4 LowE Penelope
61 Photoelectric Absorption - Fe G4 Standard G4 LowE
62 Photoelectric Absorption - Fe G4 LowE Penelope
63 Photoelectric Absorption - Ge G4 Standard G4 LowE
64 Photoelectric Absorption - Ge G4 LowE Penelope
65 Photoelectric Absorption - Pb G4 Standard G4 LowE
66 Photoelectric Absorption - Pb G4 LowE Penelope
67 Photoelectric Absorption - Si G4 Standard G4 LowE
68 Photoelectric Absorption - Si G4 LowE Penelope
69 Pair Production - Al G4 Standard G4 LowE
70 Pair Production - Al G4 LowE Penelope
71 Pair Production - Au G4 Standard G4 LowE
72 Pair Production - Au G4 LowE Penelope
73 Pair Production - Be G4 Standard G4 LowE
74 Pair Production - Be G4 LowE Penelope
75 Pair Production - Cs G4 Standard G4 LowE
76 Pair Production - Cs G4 LowE Penelope
77 Pair Production - Fe G4 Standard G4 LowE
78 Pair Production - Fe G4 LowE Penelope
79 Pair Production - Ge G4 Standard G4 LowE
80 Pair Production - Ge G4 LowE Penelope
81 Pair Production - Pb G4 Standard G4 LowE
82 Pair Production Pb G4 LowE Penelope
83 Pair Production - Si G4 Standard G4 LowE
84 Pair Production Si G4 LowE Penelope
85 REGRESSION TESTING
86 Attenuation Coefficient Au G4LowE Geant Geant
87 Attenuation Coefficient Au G4Standard Geant Geant
88 Attenuation Coefficient Au G4Penelope Geant Geant
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