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// GEANT4 Class header file
//
//
// File name: G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel
//
// Author: Mihaly Novak
//
// Creation date: 02.07.2020
//
// Modifications:
//
// Class Description:
//
// e-/e+ Coulomb scattering model based on numerical Differential Cross Sections
// (DCS) obtained by Dirac Partial Wave Analysis (DPWA) and supplied by the
// G4eDPWAElasticDCS class.
// The model contains the possibility to incorporate the effects of angular
// deflections of sub-threshold ionisation intercations when it's described by
// the condensed history model. Note, this must be inactivated (by setting the
// `isscpcor` input argument of the CTR to false) when ionisation is described
// with a classical, event by event based simulation model instead of usign the
// condensed history approach (otherwise, the corresponding angular defelctions
// will be "double counted").
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel_h
#define G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel_h 1
#include "G4VEmModel.hh"
#include "globals.hh"
class G4eDPWAElasticDCS;
class G4ParticleChangeForGamma;
class G4ParticleDefinition;
class G4DataVector;
class G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel : public G4VEmModel {
public:
/**
* Constructor.
*
* @param[in] ismixed Indicates if the model is for mixed or for pure single
* Coulomb scattering. Different type of tables are pre-
* pared for sampling polar angle of Coulomb scattering
* for mixed and for pure single scattering models: cosine
* of the polar scattering angle can be sampled in a
* restriced inteval (see mumin input parameter below).
* @param[in] isscpcor Indicates if scattering power correction should be used.
* Note, scattering power correction accounts the effects
* angular deflections due to sub-threshold ionisations
* when ionisation is described by using condensed history
* model (should be active only in this case).
* @param[in] mumin When the model is used for mixed simulation, Coulomb
* scatterings, resulting in a minimum t_c polar angular
* deflection, modelled explicitly. Therefore, cross
* sections are computed, and angular deflections are
* sampled ina resricted [\theta_c,\pi] interval. The
* minimum of this interval is determined by the mumin
* parameter as:
* \mu_{min} = \mu(\theta_c)=0.5[1-\cos(\theta_c)]
*/
G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel(G4bool ismixed=false, G4bool isscpcor=true,
G4double mumin=0.0);
~G4eDPWACoulombScatteringModel() override;
//
// Interface methods:
void Initialise(const G4ParticleDefinition*, const G4DataVector&) override;
void InitialiseLocal(const G4ParticleDefinition*, G4VEmModel*) override;
G4double ComputeCrossSectionPerAtom(const G4ParticleDefinition*, G4double ekin,
G4double Z, G4double A, G4double prodcut,
G4double emax) override;
void SampleSecondaries(std::vector<G4DynamicParticle*>*,
const G4MaterialCutsCouple*,
const G4DynamicParticle*,
G4double tmin,
G4double maxEnergy) override;
G4double MinPrimaryEnergy(const G4Material*, const G4ParticleDefinition*,
G4double) override { return 10.0*CLHEP::eV; }
void SetTheDCS(G4eDPWAElasticDCS* theDCS) { fTheDCS = theDCS; }
G4eDPWAElasticDCS* GetTheDCS() { return fTheDCS; }
private:
// Indicates if the model is mixed: MSC for soft (theta<theta_c), Singe
// Scattering(SS) for hard scatterings(theta>theta_c). SS otherwise.
// Note, that while the model provides restricted (elastic and transport)
// cross sections, it's responsible to handle, i.e. provide final state,
// only for the Singe Scattering part in case of a mixed model.
G4bool fIsMixedModel;
// indicates if scattering power correction should be applied: correction due
// to deflection in case of sub-threshold, inelastic interactions -> only in
// case of condensed history simulation of inonisation!
G4bool fIsScpCorrection;
// mu(theta)=0.5[1-cos(theta)]: the model porvides final states \in [fMuMin,1]
G4double fMuMin;
// the object that provides cross sections and polar angle of scattering
G4eDPWAElasticDCS* fTheDCS;
// particle change
G4ParticleChangeForGamma* fParticleChange;
};
#endif