Add Notional DUNE model#14
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Nice. Never noticed the unnecessary breaks everywhere.
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Looks great! Could you add this to the README as well? |
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This MR adds a notional model of DUNE, which will be used to test how state size affects runtime. It consists of a liquid argon cube with N^3 spheres of copper, and M concentric vacuum boxes. The copper spheres are daughters in the background volume, as the anode is in the actual model. The concentric vacuum boxes do not affect the transport results, be each layer adds depth to the nested structure of universes thereby increasing the state size. The image below shows GDML output with 1000 spheres within three concentric vacuum boxes.