Rectangular neutron source with subareas - using wavelength spectra reading
from files
Identification
Author: Ludovic Giller, Uwe Filges
Origin: PSI/Villigen
Date: 31.10.06
Version: 1.1
Modification history:
Description
This routine is a rectangular neutron source, which aims at a square target
centered at the beam (in order to improve MC-acceptance rate).
The angular divergence is then given by the dimensions of the target.
The source surface can be divided in subareas (maximum 7 in one dimension).
For each subarea a discret spectrum must be loaded given by its corresponding
file. The name of the files are saved in one file and will be called with the
parameter "names".
In fact the routine first reads the spectrum from files (up to 49) and it
selects randomly a subarea. Secondly it generates a neutron with an random
energy, selected from the spectrum corresponding to the subsurface chosen, and
with a random direction of propagation within the target.
ATTENTION 1: the files must be located in the working directory where also
the instrument file is located
ATTENTION 2: the wavelenght distribution (or binning) must be uniform
Usage example:
Source_multi_surfaces(h=0.16,w=0.09,dist=1.18,xw=0.08,yh=0.15,xdim=4,ydim=4,
Lmin=0.01,Lmax=10.0,names="files_name.dat")
WARNING: This is a contributed Component.
Input parameters
Parameters in boldface are required;
the others are optional.
Name
Unit
Description
Default
names
str
Name of the file containing a list of the spectra file names
eg. for a 3x2 (x,y) division :
spec1_1.dat spec1_2.dat spec1_3.dat
spec2_1.dat spec2_2.dat spec2_3.dat(RETURN-key)