NuWro is a Monte Carlo neutrino event generator, created at the University of Wroclaw. It simulates neutrino-nucleon and neutrino-nucleus reactions for energies from threshold to TeV. The generator has a detector geometry module and can handle realistic neutrino beams, which make it suitable to use in neutrino experiments. ROOT framework is used to store generated events.
More information can be found in NuWro User Guide.
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Set ROOTSYS to the folder where ROOT is installed
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In NuWro directory type:
make
For more details see user-guide/getting-started/installation.
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Add nuwro/bin to your PATH
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Copy data/params.txt to your working directory and modify as needed (see user-guide/getting-started/parameters)
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Type
nuwro -
To analyse the output type
myroot eventsout.root
For more details see user-guide/getting-started/running and user-guide/analyze-output.
Every stable release is tagged using the year followed by the month of the release, e.g. nuwro_17.01 is a stable release from January 2017. Not-tagged versions should be treated as release candidates.
Currently involved in the project:
- Jan Sobczyk
- Artur Ankowski
- Krzysztof Graczyk
- Cezary Juszczak
- Kajetan Niewczas
- Rwik Banerjee
- Hemant Prasad
Former members:
- Tomasz Golan
- Jarosław Nowak
- Jakub Żmuda
Significant contribution
- Artur Kobyliński
- Alexis Nikolakopoulos
- Paweł Przewłocki
- Luke Pickering
- Patrick Stowell
- Maciej Tabiszewski
- Christopher Thorpe
- Qiyu Yan
- Dmitry Zhuridov