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Implemented Boris method for tracking particles in Electromagnetic fields.
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The pull request has been refined and included in the developments being prepared for the upcoming Geant4 Release 11.1 in December. |
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To allow traceability, here is the MR in the Geant4-dev gitlab repository which resulted from the code in MR-3256. |
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Implemented Boris method for tracking particles in Electromagnetic fields.
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Created as part of GSoC 2022 by Divyansh Tiwari (supervision of John Apostolakis, Soon Jung Yun, and Renee Fatemi).