Geant4  10.03
TSPhysicsList Class Reference

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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Public Types

typedef std::deque
< G4VPhysicsConstructor * > 
PhysicsSet_t
 

Public Member Functions

 TSPhysicsList ()
 
virtual ~TSPhysicsList ()
 
void ConstructParticle ()
 
void ConstructProcess ()
 
void SetCuts ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList
 G4VUserPhysicsList ()
 
virtual ~G4VUserPhysicsList ()
 
 G4VUserPhysicsList (const G4VUserPhysicsList &)
 
G4VUserPhysicsListoperator= (const G4VUserPhysicsList &)
 
void Construct ()
 
void UseCoupledTransportation (G4bool vl=true)
 
void SetDefaultCutValue (G4double newCutValue)
 
G4double GetDefaultCutValue () const
 
void BuildPhysicsTable ()
 
void PreparePhysicsTable (G4ParticleDefinition *)
 
void BuildPhysicsTable (G4ParticleDefinition *)
 
G4bool StorePhysicsTable (const G4String &directory=".")
 
G4bool IsPhysicsTableRetrieved () const
 
G4bool IsStoredInAscii () const
 
const G4StringGetPhysicsTableDirectory () const
 
void SetPhysicsTableRetrieved (const G4String &directory="")
 
void SetStoredInAscii ()
 
void ResetPhysicsTableRetrieved ()
 
void ResetStoredInAscii ()
 
void DumpList () const
 
void DumpCutValuesTable (G4int flag=1)
 
void DumpCutValuesTableIfRequested ()
 
void SetVerboseLevel (G4int value)
 
G4int GetVerboseLevel () const
 
void SetCutsWithDefault ()
 
void SetCutValue (G4double aCut, const G4String &pname)
 
G4double GetCutValue (const G4String &pname) const
 
void SetCutValue (G4double aCut, const G4String &pname, const G4String &rname)
 
void SetParticleCuts (G4double cut, G4ParticleDefinition *particle, G4Region *region=0)
 
void SetParticleCuts (G4double cut, const G4String &particleName, G4Region *region=0)
 
void SetCutsForRegion (G4double aCut, const G4String &rname)
 
void ResetCuts ()
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void SetApplyCuts (G4bool value, const G4String &name)
 
G4bool GetApplyCuts (const G4String &name) const
 
void RemoveProcessManager ()
 
void AddProcessManager (G4ParticleDefinition *newParticle, G4ProcessManager *newManager=0)
 
void CheckParticleList ()
 
void DisableCheckParticleList ()
 
G4int GetInstanceID () const
 
void InitializeWorker ()
 

Static Public Member Functions

static TSPhysicsListInstance ()
 
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList
static const G4VUPLManagerGetSubInstanceManager ()
 

Private Attributes

G4EmStandardPhysics_option4fEmPhysics_opt4
 
G4DecayPhysicsfDecayPhysics
 
G4RadioactiveDecayPhysicsfRadDecayPhysics
 
G4HadronPhysicsQGSP_BERT_HPfHadronInelasticPhysics
 
G4HadronElasticPhysicsHPfHadronElasticPhysics
 
G4IonElasticPhysicsfIonElasticPhysics
 
G4IonBinaryCascadePhysicsfIonBinaryCascadePhysics
 
PhysicsSet_t fConstructors
 
G4double fDefaultCutValue
 

Static Private Attributes

static TSPhysicsListfgInstance = 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...
 

Additional Inherited Members

- 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 ()
 
G4ParticleTable::G4PTblDicIteratorGetParticleIterator () const
 
- Protected Attributes inherited from G4VUserPhysicsList
G4ParticleTabletheParticleTable
 
G4int verboseLevel
 
G4double defaultCutValue
 
G4bool isSetDefaultCutValue
 
G4ProductionCutsTablefCutsTable
 
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
 

Detailed Description

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.

Member Typedef Documentation

Definition at line 62 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TSPhysicsList::~TSPhysicsList ( )
virtual

Definition at line 114 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.

References fConstructors, and fgInstance.

Member Function Documentation

void TSPhysicsList::ConstructParticle ( void  )
virtual

Implements G4VUserPhysicsList.

Definition at line 124 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.

References fConstructors.

void TSPhysicsList::ConstructProcess ( void  )
virtual

Implements G4VUserPhysicsList.

Definition at line 134 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.

References G4VUserPhysicsList::AddTransportation(), fConstructors, G4VUserPhysicsList::GetParticleIterator(), G4ParticleDefinition::GetParticleName(), G4ParticleDefinition::GetPDGCharge(), G4PhysicsListHelper::GetPhysicsListHelper(), and G4PhysicsListHelper::RegisterProcess().

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TSPhysicsList * TSPhysicsList::Instance ( void  )
static

Definition at line 82 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.

References fgInstance.

void TSPhysicsList::SetCuts ( )
virtual

Reimplemented from G4VUserPhysicsList.

Definition at line 180 of file TSPhysicsList.cc.

References fDefaultCutValue, and G4VUserPhysicsList::SetCutValue().

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Member Data Documentation

PhysicsSet_t TSPhysicsList::fConstructors
private
G4DecayPhysics* TSPhysicsList::fDecayPhysics
private

Definition at line 79 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

G4double TSPhysicsList::fDefaultCutValue
private

Definition at line 88 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by SetCuts().

G4EmStandardPhysics_option4* TSPhysicsList::fEmPhysics_opt4
private

Definition at line 78 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

TSPhysicsList * TSPhysicsList::fgInstance = 0
staticprivate

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().

G4HadronElasticPhysicsHP* TSPhysicsList::fHadronElasticPhysics
private

Definition at line 82 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

G4HadronPhysicsQGSP_BERT_HP* TSPhysicsList::fHadronInelasticPhysics
private

Definition at line 81 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

G4IonBinaryCascadePhysics* TSPhysicsList::fIonBinaryCascadePhysics
private

Definition at line 84 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

G4IonElasticPhysics* TSPhysicsList::fIonElasticPhysics
private

Definition at line 83 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().

G4RadioactiveDecayPhysics* TSPhysicsList::fRadDecayPhysics
private

Definition at line 80 of file TSPhysicsList.hh.

Referenced by TSPhysicsList().


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