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A Three-Dimensional Code for Muon Propagation through the Rock: MUSIC

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arxiv hep-ph/9705408 v2 pith:IU27E3ZZ submitted 1997-05-22 hep-ph

P. Antonioli (1) , C. Ghetti (1) , E. V. Korolkova (2) , V. A. Kudryavtsev (2) , G. Sartorelli (1) ((1) University of Bologna , INFN-Bologna , Bologna , Italy
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We present a new three-dimensional Monte-Carlo code MUSIC (MUon SImulation Code) for muon propagation through the rock. All processes of muon interaction with matter with high energy loss (including the knock-on electron production) are treated as stochastic processes. The angular deviation and lateral displacement of muons due to multiple scattering, as well as bremsstrahlung, pair production and inelastic scattering are taken into account. The code has been applied to obtain the energy distribution and angular and lateral deviations of single muons at different depths underground. The muon multiplicity distributions obtained with MUSIC and CORSIKA (Extensive Air Shower simulation code) are also presented. We discuss the systematic uncertainties of the results due to different muon bremsstrahlung cross-sections.

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