I Can Geant4 Simulate Alpha Particles in a Bragg Chamber?

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Programs for simulation of a Bragg chamber
Me and my colleagues need to analyse data from a Bragg chamber. We have sources of Cm244, Am241, Np237 sending alpha particles in the chamber which is fill with Argon and CH4 at 1%.
Is there any software that can simulate di situation ?
I downloaded SRIM but i’m not sure it is the best one for our pourposes.
Thank you
 
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tommm222 said:
Is there any software that can simulate di situation ?
Geant.

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