The PSSSD detectors have energy thresholds on both ends of each strip. The threshold is set to 500 keV right now. What that looks like in the code:
TflightResid = energy of 18O after dead layer of detector
RX0 = x-position of 18O along detector strip
...and the length of a detector is 50 mm, so the energy measured in either end is ERA or ELA:
ERA=TflightResid *(RX0+25)/50;
ELA=TflightResid-ERA;
if ((ELA >= hit_threshold)&&(ERA >= hit_threshold)) energyHitA=true;
...also: the Q-value distributions are made only from "good events": the 18O hits one of the "single" PSSSD detectors, and both alphas hit both a dE pad detector and the matching E PSSSD detector. There's a lot more events in the simulations that don't meet all those criteria.
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