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This tutorial is based on the [http://geant4-dna.org/ Geant4-DNA project] tutorials. We chose to show two of these tutorials:
This tutorial is based on the [http://geant4-dna.org/ Geant4-DNA project] tutorials. We chose to show two of these tutorials:
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* <span style="color:#ff0000"> dnaphysics </span>: This example shows how to simulate track structures in 100-micron side cube (World) made of liquid water. Particles are shot from the center of the volume. We use the Geant4-DNA physics processes and models. You can find more information about the process classes and physics list [http://geant4-dna.in2p3.fr/styled-3/styled-8/index.html here] and [http://geant4-dna.in2p3.fr/styled-3/styled-9/index.html here]. The output is type of particle, type of process, energy deposit and energy loss for every simulation step.   
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* <span style="color:#ff0000"> dnaphysics </span>: This example shows how to simulate track structures in 100-micron side cube made of liquid water. Different type of particles are shot from the center of the volume. The physics processes are defined using class '''G4EmDNAPhysics'''. You can find more information about the different process classes [http://geant4-dna.in2p3.fr/styled-3/styled-8/index.html here]. [http://geant4-dna.in2p3.fr/styled-3/styled-9/index.html Here] you can find how to build your own '''G4EmDNAPhysics''' class. The output of this tutorial is the type of particle, type of process, energy deposit and energy loss for every simulation step.   
* <span style="color:#ff0000"> dnageometry </span>: This example simulates the track structure of different charge particles within a simplified geometrical model of the DNA molecule contained in a cell nucleus. The output is type of particle, type of process, energy deposit and energy loss for every simulation step.  
* <span style="color:#ff0000"> dnageometry </span>: This example simulates the track structure of different charge particles within a simplified geometrical model of the DNA molecule contained in a cell nucleus. The output is type of particle, type of process, energy deposit and energy loss for every simulation step.  

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