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BRAHMS: A Monte Carlo for a detector at a 500-GeV to 800-GeV linear collider

T. Behnke, G. A. Blair

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Beph (the second letter of the hebrew alphabet) Reconstruction and Analysis Helpful Montecarlo Software - is a GEANT3 based description of the detector specified in the TESLA Technical Design Report. In this manual the structure of the program, the implementation of the detector and the user interface are described.

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Beph (the second letter of the hebrew alphabet) Reconstruction and Analysis Helpful Montecarlo Software - is a GEANT3 based description of the detector specified in the TESLA Technical Design Report. In this manual the structure of the program, the implementation of the detector and the user interface are described.

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Beph (the second letter of the hebrew alphabet) Reconstruction and Analysis Helpful Montecarlo Software - is a GEANT3 based description of the detector specified in the TESLA Technical Design Report. In this manual the structure of the program, the implementation of the detector and the user interface are described.

Key concepts: Monte Carlo method, Collider, Nuclear physics, Physics, Detector, Superconducting Super Collider, Linear particle accelerator, Particle physics

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