#include <G4INCLICoulomb.hh>

Inheritance diagram for G4INCL::ICoulomb:

Public Member Functions
virtual IAvatarList	bringToSurface (Cluster const c, Nucleus const n) const =0
	Modify the momentum of an incoming cluster and position it on the surface of the target. More...

virtual ParticleEntryAvatar *	bringToSurface (Particle const p, Nucleus const n) const =0
	Modify the momentum of an incoming particle and position it on the surface of the nucleus. More...

virtual void	distortOut (ParticleList const &pL, Nucleus const *const n) const =0
	Modify the momenta of the outgoing particles. More...

	ICoulomb ()

virtual G4double	maxImpactParameter (ParticleSpecies const &p, const G4double kinE, Nucleus const *const n) const =0
	Return the maximum impact parameter for Coulomb-distorted trajectories. More...

virtual	~ICoulomb ()

Detailed Description

Definition at line 53 of file G4INCLICoulomb.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ICoulomb()

G4INCL::ICoulomb::ICoulomb ( )

inline

Definition at line 57 of file G4INCLICoulomb.hh.

57{}

◆ ~ICoulomb()

virtual G4INCL::ICoulomb::~ICoulomb ( )

inlinevirtual

Definition at line 58 of file G4INCLICoulomb.hh.

58{}

Member Function Documentation

◆ bringToSurface() [1/2]

virtual IAvatarList G4INCL::ICoulomb::bringToSurface	(	Cluster *const	c,
		Nucleus *const	n
	)		const

pure virtual

Modify the momentum of an incoming cluster and position it on the surface of the target.

Same as the Particle-based bringToSurface method, but for incoming heavy ions.

This method returns a list of ParticleEntry avatars for the participant nucleons

Parameters

c	incoming heavy ion
n	distorting nucleus

Returns: a list of ParticleEntryAvatars

Implemented in G4INCL::CoulombNone, and G4INCL::CoulombNonRelativistic.

◆ bringToSurface() [2/2]

virtual ParticleEntryAvatar * G4INCL::ICoulomb::bringToSurface	(	Particle *const	p,
		Nucleus *const	n
	)		const

pure virtual

Modify the momentum of an incoming particle and position it on the surface of the nucleus.

This method places Particle p on the surface of Nucleus n and modifies the direction of its momentum to be tangent to the Coulomb trajectory in that point.

The input particle has to be prepared with its asymptotic momentum. Its position is used only for the purpose of computing the asymptotic impact parameter; in other words, this method only uses the components of the position that are perpendicular to the momentum. The remaining component is not used, and can be set to any value.

This method returns a ParticleEntry avatar for the projectile.

Parameters