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Collision detection of a large number N of particles can be challenging.Directly testing N particles for collision among each other leads to N 2queries. Especially in scenarios, where fast, densely packed particlesinteract, challenges arise for classical methods like Particle-in-Cell orMonte-Carlo. Modern collision detection methods utilising bounding volumehierarchies are suitable to overcome these challenges and allow a detailedanalysis of the interaction of large number of particles. This approach isapplied to the analysis of the collision of two photon beams leading to thecreation of electron-positron pairs.

Tree Code for Collision Detection of Large Numbers of Particles Application for the Breit-Wheeler Process