attpc_engine
The Python AT-TPC Monte Carlo simulation engine. The engine can provide both a multi-step kinematics sample as well as simulate AT-TPC detector effects.
Installation
attpc_engine can be installed using pip as
pip install attpc_engine
It is recommended to install attpc_engine to a virtual environment.
Documentation
The documentation for attpc_engine can be found here
Requirements
attpc_engine requires Python >= 3.10 and < 3.13
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