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tracketch

A Python toolkit for simulating track formation in CR-39 nuclear track detectors irradiation with ions.

The work is published in the article A unified model for etched-track formation in CR-39 detectors using amorphous track structure theory by Jeppe Brage Christensen.

Note

Due to its dependency on libamtrack, tracketch currently runs on Linux only. Most Windows installations support WSL installations.

User Guide

  • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Quick example
    • Etch-rate model selection
    • Particles and stopping-power sources
    • Target material
    • Simulation grid
    • Building the documentation
  • Examples
    • Simulating track shapes
    • Hydrogen isotopes – proton, deuteron, triton
    • Radial dose distributions
    • LET and CSDA range
    • Customising the simulation grid
    • Comparing arrival-time solvers
  • Algorithms
    • Simulation pipeline
    • Arrival-time solvers
    • Etch-rate model

Reference

  • API Reference
    • tracketch
    • Simulation
    • Etching
    • Physics
    • Wavefront
    • Stopping Power

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  • Module Index

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Documentation author: Jeppe Brage Christensen. jeppe.christensen@psi.ch. Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI). Compilation date: 2026-05-06.