NPTool simulations for $^{7}$Be + d experiment at CERN ISOLDE

We carried out an experiment involving a 5 MeV/A $^7$Be beam on a CD$_2$ target to study resonance excitations, at the HIE−ISOLDE facility of CERN, Geneva [1]. In this work, we present the simulations of the $^7$Be + d experiment with NPTool (Nuclear Physics Tool). NPTool [2] is an open source, freely distributed package for Monte Carlo simulation and data analysis of nuclear physics experiments. It offers a unified framework for designing, preparing and analyzing complex experiments employing multiple detectors using GEANT4 [3] and CERN ROOT [4] toolkits. It has been successfully used in accelerator based experiments worldwide with both stable and radioactive beams.