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This is a very, very extensive physics list and step-limiters are applied to many particles. The reasoning behind this is because we wan't to put as much pressure on the atomics as possible and produce as much round-off error as possible. See descriptions in README and TSDetectorConstruction for more details. More...
#include <TSPhysicsList.hh>
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typedef std::deque < G4VPhysicsConstructor * > | PhysicsSet_t |
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static TSPhysicsList * | Instance () |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList | |
static const G4VUPLManager & | GetSubInstanceManager () |
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static TSPhysicsList * | fgInstance = 0 |
This is a very, very extensive physics list and step-limiters are applied to many particles. The reasoning behind this is because we wan't to put as much pressure on the atomics as possible and produce as much round-off error as possible. See descriptions in README and TSDetectorConstruction for more details. More... | |
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Protected Member Functions inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList | |
void | AddTransportation () |
G4bool | RegisterProcess (G4VProcess *process, G4ParticleDefinition *particle) |
void | BuildIntegralPhysicsTable (G4VProcess *, G4ParticleDefinition *) |
virtual void | RetrievePhysicsTable (G4ParticleDefinition *, const G4String &directory, G4bool ascii=false) |
void | InitializeProcessManager () |
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G4ParticleTable * | theParticleTable |
G4int | verboseLevel |
G4double | defaultCutValue |
G4bool | isSetDefaultCutValue |
G4ProductionCutsTable * | fCutsTable |
G4bool | fRetrievePhysicsTable |
G4bool | fStoredInAscii |
G4bool | fIsCheckedForRetrievePhysicsTable |
G4bool | fIsRestoredCutValues |
G4String | directoryPhysicsTable |
G4bool | fDisableCheckParticleList |
G4int | g4vuplInstanceID |
Static Protected Attributes inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList | |
static G4RUN_DLL G4VUPLManager | subInstanceManager |
This is a very, very extensive physics list and step-limiters are applied to many particles. The reasoning behind this is because we wan't to put as much pressure on the atomics as possible and produce as much round-off error as possible. See descriptions in README and TSDetectorConstruction for more details.
Definition at line 59 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
typedef std::deque<G4VPhysicsConstructor*> TSPhysicsList::PhysicsSet_t |
Definition at line 62 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
TSPhysicsList::TSPhysicsList | ( | ) |
Definition at line 89 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References fConstructors, fDecayPhysics, fEmPhysics_opt4, fgInstance, fHadronElasticPhysics, fHadronInelasticPhysics, fIonBinaryCascadePhysics, fIonElasticPhysics, and fRadDecayPhysics.
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Definition at line 114 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References fConstructors, and fgInstance.
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Implements G4VUserPhysicsList.
Definition at line 124 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References fConstructors.
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Implements G4VUserPhysicsList.
Definition at line 134 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References G4VUserPhysicsList::AddTransportation(), fConstructors, G4ParticleDefinition::GetParticleName(), G4ParticleDefinition::GetPDGCharge(), G4PhysicsListHelper::GetPhysicsListHelper(), G4PhysicsListHelper::RegisterProcess(), and theParticleIterator.
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Definition at line 82 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References fgInstance.
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Reimplemented from G4VUserPhysicsList.
Definition at line 179 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.
References fDefaultCutValue, and G4VUserPhysicsList::SetCutValue().
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Definition at line 86 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by ConstructParticle(), ConstructProcess(), TSPhysicsList(), and ~TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 79 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 88 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by SetCuts().
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Definition at line 78 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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This is a very, very extensive physics list and step-limiters are applied to many particles. The reasoning behind this is because we wan't to put as much pressure on the atomics as possible and produce as much round-off error as possible. See descriptions in README and TSDetectorConstruction for more details.
Definition at line 76 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by Instance(), TSPhysicsList(), and ~TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 82 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 81 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 84 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 83 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().
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Definition at line 80 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.
Referenced by TSPhysicsList().