void DecayConfig() {
     
	// This script uses the external decayer TPythia6Decayer in place of the
	// concrete Monte Carlo native decay mechanisms only for the
	// specific types of decays defined below.
	
	// Access the external decayer singleton and initialize it  
	TPythia6Decayer* decayer = TPythia6Decayer::Instance();
	// The following just tells pythia6 to not decay particles only to
	// certain channels.
	
        decayer->SetForceDecay(TPythia6Decayer::kAll);
        //example:  Force the J/PSI decay channel e+e-
//        Int_t products[2];
//        Int_t mult[2]; 
//        Int_t npart=2;

          //decay products 
//        products[0]=11;
//        products[1]=-11;
         //multiplicity
//        mult[0]=1;
//        mult[1]=1;
         // force the decay channel
//        decayer->ForceParticleDecay(443,products,mult,npart);

	decayer->Init();
	
	// Tell the concrete monte carlo to use the external decayer.  The
	// external decayer will be used for:
	// i)particle decays not defined in concrete monte carlo, or
	//ii)particles for which the concrete monte carlo is told
	//   to use the external decayer for its type via:
	//     gMC->SetUserDecay(pdgId);
	//   If this is invoked, the external decayer will be used for particles 
	//   of type pdgId even if the concrete monte carlo has a decay mode 
	//   already defined for that particle type.
	gMC->SetExternalDecayer(decayer);
	
	TPythia6& pythia6 = *(TPythia6::Instance());
	
	// The pythia6 decayer is used in place of the concrete Monte Carlo
	// decay for the particles type mu+/-,pi+/-, K+/-, K0L in order to preserve
	// the decay product neutrino flavor, which is otherwise not preserved in
	// Geant3 decays. 
	const Int_t npartnf = 9;
	// mu-,mu+,pi+,pi-,K+,K-,K0L, Xi-
	Int_t pdgnf[npartnf] = {13,-13,211,-211,321,-321,130, 3312, 443};
	for ( Int_t ipartnf = 0; ipartnf < npartnf; ipartnf++ ) {
	 Int_t ipdg = pdgnf[ipartnf];
	 
        if (TString(gMC->GetName()) == "TGeant3") gMC->SetUserDecay(ipdg);// Force the decay to be done w/external decayer
	
         pythia6.SetMDCY(pythia6.Pycomp(ipdg),1,1); // Activate decay in pythia
	}
        
       
	// The following will print the decay modes
	 pythia6.Pyupda(1,6);        
	
	// rho0 (113), rho+ (213), rho- (-213) and
	// D+(411) ,D-(-411),D0(421),D0bar(-421) have decay modes defined in 
	// TGeant3::DefineParticles, but for these particles
	// those decay modes are overridden to make use of pythia6.
	const Int_t nparthq = 3;    
	// rho0,rho+,rho-,D+,D-,D0,D0bar
	//Int_t pdghq[nparthq] = {113,213,-213,411,-411,421,-421};
        Int_t pdghq[nparthq] = {421,3122,-3122};
	for ( Int_t iparthq = 0; iparthq < nparthq; iparthq++ ) {
	Int_t ipdg = pdghq[iparthq];
	if (TString(gMC->GetName()) == "TGeant3") gMC->SetUserDecay(ipdg); // Force the decay to be done w/external decayer
	pythia6.SetMDCY(pythia6.Pycomp(ipdg),1,1); // Activate decay in pythia
	}
	// Set pi0 to be stable in pythia6 so that Geant3 can handle decay.
	// In general, TGeant3 is set up through TGeant3gu::gudcay to pass
	// all pythia6 decay products back to the G3 transport mechanism if they
	// have a lifetime > 1.E-15 sec for further transport.
	// Since the pi0 lifetime is less than this, if pi0 is produced as a decay
	// product in pythia6, e.g. KL0 -> pi0 pi+ pi-, the pi0 will be immediately
	// decayed by pythia6 to 2 gammas, and the KL0 decay product list passed
	// back to the transport mechanism will be "gamma gamma pi+ pi-", i.e.  
	// the pi0 will not be visible in the list of secondaries passed back to 
	// the transport mechanism and will not be pushed to the stack for possible 
	// storage to the stdhep output array.
	// To avoid this, the pi0 is set to stable in pythia6, and its decay
	// will be handled by Geant3. 
	//pythia6.SetMDCY(pythia6.Pycomp(111),1,0);
  //}
}