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// $Id: G4AdjointIons.hh 67971 2013-03-13 10:13:24Z gcosmo $
//
// ------------------------------------------------------------
// GEANT 4 class header file
//
// History:
// 1 July 2009 creation by L. Desorgher based on a modification of G4Ions
//
//-------------------------------------------------------------
// Documentation:
// Adjoint particles are used in Reverse/Adjoint Monte Carlo simulations. New adjoint
// processes act on adjoint particles when they are tracked backward in the geometry.
// The use of adjoint particles instead of "normal" particles during a reverse simulation
// is based on an idea of M. Asai.
//
#ifndef G4AdjointIons_h
#define G4AdjointIons_h 1
#include "globals.hh"
#include "G4ios.hh"
#include "G4ParticleDefinition.hh"
// ######################################################################
// ### ADJOINT Ions ###
// ######################################################################
class G4AdjointIons : public G4ParticleDefinition
{
// Class Description
// This is the base class for all nuclei including pre-defined
// light nuclei such as deuteron, alpha, and proton (Hydrogen)
// All nuclei/ions created on the fly are objects of this class
// Atomic number and atomic mass are vaild only for particles derived
// from this class. This class has Excitation Energy in addition to
// the normal particle properties.
protected:
G4AdjointIons(){};
public: //With Description
G4AdjointIons(
const G4String& aName, G4double mass,
G4double width, G4double charge,
G4int iSpin, G4int iParity,
G4int iConjugation, G4int iIsospin,
G4int iIsospin3, G4int gParity,
const G4String& pType, G4int lepton,
G4int baryon, G4int encoding,
G4bool stable, G4double lifetime,
G4DecayTable *decaytable, G4bool shortlived,
const G4String& subType ="",
G4int anti_encoding =0,
G4double excitation = 0.0
);
public:
virtual ~G4AdjointIons();
G4AdjointIons* IonsDefinition();
G4AdjointIons* Ions();
public: //With Description
// Get excitation energy of nucleus
G4double GetExcitationEnergy() const ;
private:
G4double theExcitationEnergy;
};
inline
G4AdjointIons* G4AdjointIons::Ions()
{
return this;
}
inline
G4double G4AdjointIons::GetExcitationEnergy() const
{
return theExcitationEnergy;
}
#endif