Monte Carlo Event Time Distribution Codes ========================================= The different types of time distributions used in INGENR and MCG_GENERATOR are: ID Mnemonic Description -- -------- ----------- -n none Give this particle the same time as particle n (particle n must have already been generated). 10 IDTFIX Generate all events with the same time. 20 IDTUNI Generate events uniformly in time. 30 IDTEX1 Generate events with exponentially decaying times (starting at some t0). 40 IDTEX2 Generate events with exponentially decaying times (starting at some previous particle time). 50 IDTRATE Generate proper time distribution for CC, ES and NC events from solar neutrinos. See warning 60 IDTUSR Generate times using user specified distribution. 70 IDTGAUS Gaussian distribution with early and late cutoffs. (intended for the fibreoptic/Laserball) 80 IDTSNV Generate time distribution for a type II supernova neutrino burst, with different shapes dependent upon the neutrino type chosen. 100 IDTPL Generate events with directions taken from a MCPL bank (see MCPL bank). Notes: All implemented. For the different distributions there are different input parameters to be stored in the TIM_PARAM array. These are: TIM Type Param. # Description -------- -------- ----------- 10 1 Selected time. 20 1,2 Earliest and latest times for events. 30 1 Earliest time for an event. 2 Mean of truncated Gaussian from which mean life for exponential is selected. 3 Standard deviation of truncated Gaussian from which mean life for exponential is selected (if <= 0, preceding parameter is used as fixed mean life). 40 1 Mean life for decay. 2 Number of particle for exponential decay to start with. 50 1..5 Obsolete date, now taken from $initial_date command 6 Event Rate (in units of event/day). 7 Correct rate for Earth orbit eccentricity (0=no, 1=yes). 60 ? User defined. 70 1,2 Earliest and latest times (to avoid acausal-early and long-late tails) 3 Sigma of Gaussian (nsec) 4 Mean offset (nsec). Be sure that: PARAM(1) < PARAM(4) < PARAM(2) 80 - None. Neutrino type taken from energy distribution. 100 none