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G4DNABrownianTransportation.cc File Reference
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Macros

#define State(theXInfo)   (GetState<G4ITBrownianState>()->theXInfo)
 
#define RED   ""
 
#define LIGHT_RED   ""
 
#define GREEN   ""
 
#define GREEN_ON_BLUE   ""
 
#define RESET_COLOR   ""
 

Functions

static double InvErf (double x)
 
static double InvErfc (double x)
 
static double Erfc (double x)
 

Macro Definition Documentation

#define GREEN   ""

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#define GREEN_ON_BLUE   ""

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#define LIGHT_RED   ""

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#define RED   ""

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#define RESET_COLOR   ""

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#define State (   theXInfo)    (GetState<G4ITBrownianState>()->theXInfo)

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Function Documentation

static double Erfc ( double  x)
static

Definition at line 111 of file G4DNABrownianTransportation.cc.

112 {
113  return 1 - CLHEP::HepStat::erf(1. - x);
114 }
tuple x
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static double erf(double x)

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static double InvErf ( double  x)
static

Definition at line 96 of file G4DNABrownianTransportation.cc.

97 {
99 }
static double inverseErf(double t)
tuple x
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static double InvErfc ( double  x)
static

Definition at line 101 of file G4DNABrownianTransportation.cc.

102 {
103  return CLHEP::HepStat::inverseErf(1. - x);
104 }
static double inverseErf(double t)
tuple x
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