Analysis on High-Energy Physical Problems in Monte Carlo Simulation

Bao Guang Sun; Xiao Feng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.762

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Analysis on High-Energy Physical Problems in Monte Carlo Simulation

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This paper analyzes the data got in two Monte Carlo simulations, namely, extensive air shower simulation and detector simulation. Then, based on the data from experimental arrays, some physical problems have been analyzed and illustrated. Those problems include the distribution of energy spectrum of secondary particles, the distribution of zenith angle, of azimuths, of background noises, and that of strip pattern, as well as the atmospheric absorption.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 577)

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Bao Guang Sun*, Xiao Feng Wang

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Azimuth, Experiment Arrays, Extensive Air Shower, Monte Carlo Simulation, Zenith

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