Abstract
NuSD: Neutrino Segmented Detector is a Geant4-based user application that simulates inverse beta decay events in a variety of segmented scintillation detectors developed by different international collaborations. This simulation framework uses a combination of cross-programs and libraries including Geant4, ROOT and CLHEP developed and used by the high energy physics community. It will enable the neutrino physics community to simulate and study neutrino interactions within different detector concepts using a single program. In addition to neutrino simulations in segmented detectors, this program can also be used for various research projects utilizing scintillation detectors for different physics applications. Program summaryProgram title: NuSDCPC Library link to program files:https://doi.org/10.17632/7vgfhxbzdv.1Licensing provisions: GNU General Public License 3Programming language: C++External routines/libraries: Geant4, CLHEP, ROOT, CMAKENature of problem: Considerable effort has been spent on small anti-neutrino detectors for various purposes by different collaborations around the globe, but there is not an interactive and user-friendly joint-simulation framework.Solution method: To fulfill the need in the field, we developed a simulation framework to combine various segmented detector technologies. This package code will be open to public to let people simulate and test different detector concepts easily. Here, we categorized segmented anti-neutrino detectors as homogeneous and inhomogeneous detectors. Homogeneous detectors consist of PROSPECT, NULAT, and HSP type detectors. Inhomogeneous detectors consist of PANDA type detectors with single scintillator modules. CHANDLER, SOLID and SWEANY detector types are characterized as composite scintillator modules.
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