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What is Geant4?</A>
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Geant4 is a C++ set of libraries designed for Monte-Carlo simultation. Initially developped at CERN for high energy physics purpose, this <I><B>ge</B></I>ometry <I><B>an</B></I>d <I><B>t</B></I>racking toolkit contains a large amount of data about particles, interactions and materials.
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In order to build a simple simulation, one just has to define a geometry and the interactions to consider. For non trivial experiments like LE<IMG
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The simulation can be interactive thanks to a user interface already included in Geant4. The possibilities of geometry visualization and histogramming are key elements of Geant4.
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