Releases: SNEWS2/sntools
Releases · SNEWS2/sntools
v0.7.2
- added
HyperKDR
configuration, which corresponds to the 2018 Hyper-Kamiokande Design Report (Note: This is provided for backwards compatibility only; wherever possible, the more modernHyperK
geometry should be used.)
v0.7.1
- added
sntools.setup()
to improve first-run experience for new users - improved documentation
- added Code of Conduct
v0.7
- added support for
warren2020
input format (see input files on Zenodo) - added support for
RATPAC
output format with new--mcformat
option
v0.6.1
Fixes an import-related bug in es.py
.
v0.6
- added
--randomseed 12345
argument to set random number seed for reproducible event generation - updated neutrino mixing parameters to PDG2020 values
- more realistic density for liquid scintillator
- improved documentation and docstrings, added integration test which uses the
--randomseed
argument
sntools is now available via pip install sntools
.
v0.5
- added THEIA-25 and THEIA-100 detector configurations
- increased precision of event time written to output file (now 10ps, which should be sufficient even for detectors with LAPPDs)
- added unit tests for detectors and materials, cleaned up some code
v0.4
- write interaction channel code to output file
es.py
: reduced memory and computing time usage for close supernovae (this helps avoid crashes for very close SN, i.e. <1 kpc)- added documentation and license (BSD 3-clause)
- added unit tests for oxygen-16 and carbon-12 interaction channels
This release is intended for the upcoming Hyper-K supernova MC production.
v0.3
- support for multiple output particles per interaction (e.g. positron and neutron in IBD)
- support for different detector materials
- liquid scintillator (NC and CC interactions on carbon-12)
- water-based liquid scintillator
- added WATCHMAN detector configurations with various detector materials
- added two realistic sample fluxes (
fluxes/intp*.data
) from Nakazato et al. (see README for details) - updated code to run under Python 3
- added unit tests for ibd/es cross sections and gamma/nakazato input formats