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  • AE21A-11: Characterizing X-ray Emissions from Lightning Stepped Leaders Using GEANT4
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Author(s):
Heather Mentzer, University of California Santa Cruz (First Author, Presenting Author)
David Smith, University of California Santa Cruz
Colle Callaghan, University of California Santa Cruz
John Ortberg, US Air Force Academy
Gregory Bowers, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Monica Leys, University of Pittsburgh


We built a simulation to predict how detectors observe X-rays from lightning, depending on factors like source height, photon energy, and detector position. This tool helps explain how distance, beaming, and atmospheric effects can make X-rays appear more energetic than they really are, and is designed to support other researchers studying lightning emissions.



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