Gabriele Cosmo
209 lines
10 KiB
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209 lines
10 KiB
C++
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Geant4 class header file
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//
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// Class Description:
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//
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// An abstract class to model the behavior of any type of biasing :
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// physics-based biasing (change of physics process behavior) or non-
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// physics-based one, like splitting, killing.
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//
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// o The change of behavior of a physics process can be:
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// - a change of the PostStep interaction probabilty, so-called
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// occurence biasing
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// - a change in final state production
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// - both, provided above two are uncorrelated.
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// o The change of occurence is driven by providing a biasing interaction
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// law (G4VBiasingInteractionLaw) that is used in place of the analog
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// exponential law.
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// This change of occurence is controlled through many handles.
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// o The change in final state production is made through one single
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// method the user is fully responsible of.
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//
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// o Non-physics-based biasing is controlled by two methods : one to
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// specify where this biasing should happen, and one for generating
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// the related final-state.
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//
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// ----------------G4VBiasingOperation ----------------
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//
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// Author: M.Verderi (LLR), November 2013
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// - 05/11/13 : first implementation
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// - 07/11/14 : suppress DenyProcessPostStepDoIt(...) as redondant
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// and special case of ApplyFinalStateBiasing(...)
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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#ifndef G4VBiasingOperation_hh
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#define G4VBiasingOperation_hh 1
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#include "globals.hh"
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class G4VParticleChange;
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class G4Track;
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class G4Step;
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class G4VBiasingInteractionLaw;
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class G4VProcess;
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class G4BiasingProcessInterface;
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#include "G4ForceCondition.hh"
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#include "G4GPILSelection.hh"
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class G4VBiasingOperation {
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public:
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// ---------------
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// -- Constructor:
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// ---------------
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//
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// -- Constructor for biasing operations:
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// -----------------------------------
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// -- Operation is given a name.
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G4VBiasingOperation(G4String name);
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// -- destructor:
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virtual ~G4VBiasingOperation();
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public:
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// -----------------------------
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// -- Interface to sub-classes :
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// -----------------------------
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// --
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// *************************************
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// ** Methods for physics-based biasing:
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// *************************************
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// --
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// ---- I. Biasing of the process occurence:
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// -----------------------------------------
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// ---- The biasing of the process occurence regards the occurence of the PostStepDoIt
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// ---- behavior. But the weight is manipulated by both AlongStep methods (weight for
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// ---- non-interaction) and PostStep methods (weight for interaction). For this
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// ---- reason, occurence biasing is handled by both AlongStep and PostStep methods.
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// ----
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// ---- If the operation is returned to the G4BiasingProcessInterface process by the
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// ---- ProposeOccurenceBiasingOperation(...)/GetProposedOccurenceBiasingOperation(...) method
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// ---- of the biasing operator, all methods below will be called for this operation.
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// ----
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// ---- I.1) Methods called in at the PostStepGetPhysicalInteractionLength(...) level :
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// ----
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// ------ o Main and mandatory method for biasing of the PostStep process biasing occurence :
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// ------ - propose an interaction law to be substituted to the process that is biased
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// ------ - the operation is told which is the G4BiasingProcessInterface calling it with
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// ------ callingProcess argument.
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// ------ - the returned law will have to have been sampled prior to be returned as it will be
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// ------ asked for its GetSampledInteractionLength() by the callingProcess.
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// ------ - the operation can propose a force condition in the PostStepGPIL (the passed value
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// ------ to the operation is the one of the wrapped process, if proposeForceCondition is
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// ------ unchanged, this same value will be used as the biasing foroce condition)
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virtual const G4VBiasingInteractionLaw* ProvideOccurenceBiasingInteractionLaw( const G4BiasingProcessInterface* /* callingProcess */ ,
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G4ForceCondition& /* proposeForceCondition */ ) = 0;
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// ----
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// ---- I.2) Methods called in at the AlongStepGetPhysicalInteractionLength(...) level :
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// ----
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// ------ o Operation can optionnally limit GPIL Along Step:
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virtual G4double ProposeAlongStepLimit( const G4BiasingProcessInterface* /* callingProcess */ ) { return DBL_MAX; }
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// ------ o Operation can propose a GPILSelection in the AlongStepGPIL
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// ------ this selection superseeded the wrapped process selection
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// ------ if the wrapped process exists, and if has along methods:
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virtual G4GPILSelection ProposeGPILSelection( const G4GPILSelection wrappedProcessSelection )
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{return wrappedProcessSelection;}
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// ----
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// ---- I.3) Methods called in at the AlongStepDoIt(...) level :
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// ----
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// ------ o Helper method to inform the operation of the move made in the along, and related non-interaction weight
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// ------ applied to the primary track for this move:
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virtual void AlongMoveBy( const G4BiasingProcessInterface* /* callingProcess */,
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const G4Step* /* step */,
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G4double /* weightForNonInteraction */ ) {}
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// ---- II. Biasing of the process post step final state:
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// ------------------------------------------------------
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// ------ Mandatory method for biasing of the PostStepDoIt of the wrapped process
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// ------ holds by the G4BiasingProcessInterface callingProcess.
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// ------ User has full freedom for the particle change returned, and is reponsible for
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// ------ the correctness of weights set to tracks.
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// ------ The forcedBiasedFinalState should be left as is (ie false) in general. In this
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// ------ way, if an occurence biasing is also applied in the step, the weight correction
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// ------ for it will be applied. If returned forceBiasedFinalState is returned true, then
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// ------ the returned particle change will be returned as is to the stepping. Full
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// ------ responsibility of the weight correctness is taken by the biasing operation.
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// ------ The wrappedProcess can be accessed through the G4BiasingProcessInterface if needed.
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// ------ This can be used in conjonction with an occurence biasing, provided this final
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// ------ state biasing is uncorrelated with the occurence biasing (as single multiplication
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// ------ of weights occur between these two biasings).
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virtual G4VParticleChange* ApplyFinalStateBiasing( const G4BiasingProcessInterface* /* callingProcess */,
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const G4Track* /* track */,
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const G4Step* /* step */,
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G4bool& /* forceBiasedFinalState */) = 0;
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// ---- III. Biasing of the process along step final state:
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// --------------------------------------------------------
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// ---- Unprovided for now : requires significant developments.
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// ***************************************************
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// -- Methods for non-physics-based biasing operation:
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// ***************************************************
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// ----
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// ---- If the operation is returned to the G4BiasingProcessInterface process by the
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// ---- ProposeNonPhysicsBiasingOperation(...)/GetProposedNonPhysicsBiasingOperation(...) method
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// ---- of the biasing operator, all methods below will be called for this operation.
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// -----
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// ---- 1) Method called in at the PostStepGetPhysicalInteractionLength(...) level :
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// ----
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// ---- o Return to the distance at which the operation should be applied, or may
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// ---- play with the force condition flags.
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virtual G4double DistanceToApplyOperation( const G4Track* /* track */,
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G4double /* previousStepSize */,
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G4ForceCondition* /* condition */) = 0;
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// ----
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// ---- 2) Method called in at the PostStepDoIt(...) level :
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// ----
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// ---- o Generate the final state for biasing (eg: splitting, killing, etc.)
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virtual G4VParticleChange* GenerateBiasingFinalState( const G4Track* /* track */,
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const G4Step* /* step */) = 0;
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// ----------------------------------------
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// -- public interface and utility methods:
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// ----------------------------------------
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public:
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const G4String& GetName() const {return fName;}
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std::size_t GetUniqueID() const {return fUniqueID;}
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private:
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const G4String fName;
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// -- better would be to have fUniqueID const, but pb on windows with constructor.
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std::size_t fUniqueID;
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};
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#endif
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