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// Authors: Elena Guardincerri (Elena.Guardincerri@ge.infn.it)
// Alfonso Mantero (Alfonso.Mantero@ge.infn.it)
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// History:
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// 16 Sept 2001 First committed to cvs
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// -------------------------------------------------------------------
// Class description:
// Low Energy Electromagnetic Physics, management of atomic deexcitation
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef G4AtomicDeexcitation_h
#define G4AtomicDeexcitation_h 1
#include "globals.hh"
#include <vector>
#include "G4DynamicParticle.hh"
class G4AtomicDeexcitation {
public:
///constructor
G4AtomicDeexcitation();
~G4AtomicDeexcitation();
/// Returns a vector contains the photons generated by radiative transitions
/// (non zero particles) or by non radiative transitions (zero particles)
std::vector<G4DynamicParticle*>* GenerateParticles(G4int Z, G4int shellId);
void SetCutForSecondaryPhotons(G4double cut);
/// Set threshold energy for fluorescence
void SetCutForAugerElectrons(G4double cut);
/// Set threshold energy for Auger electron production
void ActivateAugerElectronProduction(G4bool val);
/// Activate Auger electron production
private:
/// Decides wether a radiative transition is possible and, if it is,
/// returns the identity of the starting shell for the transition
G4int SelectTypeOfTransition(G4int Z, G4int shellId);
/// Generates a particle from a radiative transition and returns it
G4DynamicParticle* GenerateFluorescence(G4int Z, G4int shellId,G4int provShellId);
/// Generates a particle from a non-radiative transition and returns it
G4DynamicParticle* GenerateAuger(G4int Z, G4int shellId);
G4double minGammaEnergy;
G4double minElectronEnergy;
/// Data member which stores the shells to be filled by
/// the radiative transition
G4int newShellId;
/// Data member wich stores the id of the shell where is the vacancy
/// left from the Auger electron
G4int augerVacancyId;
G4bool fAuger;
};
#endif