RAON Simulation Chanyoung Llagi Lee Yonsei HEP.

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RAON Simulation Chanyoung Llagi Lee Yonsei HEP

Physics List: FTFP_INCLXX 2

Atomic number distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields Atomic number

Atomic mass distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Atomic mass Normalized yields

Isotope distributions of ions 5 Normalized yields Atomic mass - 1 GeV MeV MeV 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr

Momentum distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields Momentum [GeV]

Momentum distributions of ions GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr Momentum [GeV]

Cosine of polar angle of momentum distribution of secondary particles 8 Normalized yields - 1 GeV MeV MeV

Cosine of polar angle of momentum distributions of ions 9 Normalized yields - 1 GeV MeV MeV 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr

Physics List: FTFP_BERT 10

Atomic number distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields Atomic number

Atomic mass distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Atomic mass Normalized yields

Isotope distributions of ions 13 Normalized yields Atomic mass - 1 GeV MeV MeV 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr

Momentum distribution of secondary particles GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields Momentum [GeV]

Momentum distributions of ions GeV MeV MeV Normalized yields 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr Momentum [GeV]

Cosine of polar angle of momentum distribution of secondary particles 16 Normalized yields - 1 GeV MeV MeV

Cosine of polar angle of momentum distributions of ions 17 Normalized yields - 1 GeV MeV MeV 2 He 50 Sn 55 Cs 87 Fr