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In nuclear thermodynamics, the determination of the excitation energy of hotnuclei is a fundamental experimental problem. Instrumental physicists have beentrying to solve this problem for several years by building the most exhaustive4Pi detector arrays and perfecting their calorimetry techniques. In a recentpaper, a proposal for a new calorimetry, called "3D calorimetry", was made. Ittries to optimize the separation between the particles and fragments emitted bythe Quasi-Projectile and the other possible contributions. This can be achievedby determining the experimental probability for a given nucleus of a nuclearreaction to be emitted by the Quasi-Projectile. It has been developed for theINDRA data. In the present work, we wanted to dissect and validate this newmethod of characterization of a hot Quasi-Projectile. So we tried to understandand control it completely to determine these limits. Using the HIPSE eventgenerator and a software simulating the functioning of INDRA, we were able toachieve this goal and provide a quantitative estimation of the quality of theQP characterization.

Study and validation of a new "3D Calorimetry" of hot nuclei with the HIPSE event generator