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Mar 24, 2023, 12:56:09 AM (13 months ago)
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gallmei
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some BlaBla?
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| 1 | 1 | = The 'equal perweight mode' = |
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| 3 | | As described elsewhere, elementary reactions introduced on nucleons are connected with a statistical weight, the so called 'perWeight', which is directly connected with the total interaction cross section. |
| | 3 | As described elsewhere, elementary reactions introduced on nucleons are connected with a statistical weight, the so called 'perWeight', which is directly connected with the total interaction cross section. So events and its final state particles are generated, independent of their actual cross sections. |
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| | 5 | Instead of using the individual cross section as a the weight of the event (aka "perWeight"), a MC rejection may be implemented on the same basis of the perWeight. |
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