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26 // G4ParticleDefinition << 8 // $Id: G4ParticleDefinition.hh,v 1.7 2000/02/25 07:36:15 kurasige Exp $
>> 9 // GEANT4 tag $Name: geant4-02-00 $
27 // 10 //
28 // Class description: << 11 //
>> 12 // ------------------------------------------------------------
>> 13 // GEANT 4 class header file
29 // 14 //
30 // This class contains all the static data of << 15 // For information related to this code contact:
31 // It uses the process manager in order to col << 16 // CERN, CN Division, ASD group
32 // this kind of particle can undertake. << 17 // History: first implementation, based on object model of
33 << 18 // 2nd December 1995, G.Cosmo
34 // Authors: G.Cosmo, 2 December 1995 - Design, << 19 // ---------------- G4ParticleDefinition ----------------
35 // M.Asai, 29 January 1996 - First im << 20 // first implementation by Makoto Asai, 29 January 1996
36 // History: << 21 // revised by G.Cosmo, 29 February 1996
37 // - 1996-2003, H.Kurashige - Revisions << 22 // revised by H.Kurashige, 19 April 1996
38 // - 11.03.2003, H.Kurashige - Restructuring f << 23 // revised by H.Kurashige, 4 July 1996
39 // - 25.01.2013, G.Cosmo, A.Dotti - Introduced << 24 // added GetEnergyCuts() and GetLengthCuts() by G.Cosmo, 11 July 1996
40 // - 15.06.2017, K.L.Genser - Added support fo << 25 // added Set/GetVerboseLevel() H.Kurashige 11 Nov. 1997
41 // ------------------------------------------- << 26 // added SetCuts() and ResetCuts H.Kurashige 15 Nov.1996
42 #ifndef G4ParticleDefinition_hh << 27 // change SetProcessManager as public H.Kurashige 06 June 1998
43 #define G4ParticleDefinition_hh 1 << 28 // added GetEnergyThreshold H.Kurashige 08 June 1998
>> 29 // added ShortLived flag and ApplyCuts flag H.Kurashige 27 June 1998
>> 30 // fixed some improper codings H.Kurashige 08 Apr. 1999
>> 31 // added sub-type H.Kurashige 15 Feb. 2000
>> 32 // ------------------------------------------------------------
44 33
45 #include "G4PDefManager.hh" << 34 #ifndef G4ParticleDefinition_h
46 #include "G4ios.hh" << 35 #define G4ParticleDefinition_h 1
47 #include "globals.hh" <<
48 36
49 #include <CLHEP/Units/PhysicalConstants.h> << 37 #include "globals.hh"
50 << 38 #include "G4ios.hh"
51 #include <vector> <<
52 39
53 class G4ProcessManager; 40 class G4ProcessManager;
54 class G4DecayTable; 41 class G4DecayTable;
55 class G4ParticleTable; 42 class G4ParticleTable;
56 class G4ParticlePropertyTable; << 43 class G4Material;
57 class G4VTrackingManager; <<
58 <<
59 using G4ParticleDefinitionSubInstanceManager = <<
60 44
61 class G4ParticleDefinition << 45 class G4ParticleDefinition
62 { 46 {
63 friend class G4ParticlePropertyTable; << 47 // Class Description
>> 48 // This class containes all the static data of a particle.
>> 49 // It also has uses a process manager in order to collect
>> 50 // all the processes this kind of particle can undertake.
>> 51 //
>> 52
>> 53 public: // With Description
>> 54 // Only one type of constructor can be used for G4ParticleDefinition.
>> 55 // If you want to create new particle, you must set name of the particle
>> 56 // at construction. Most of members seen as arguments of the constructor
>> 57 // (except last 3 arguments concerning with decay ) are "constant"
>> 58 // and can not be changed later. (No "SET" methods are available)
>> 59 // Each type of particle must be constructed as a unique static object
>> 60 // of special class derived from G4ParticleDefinition.
>> 61 // see G4ParticleTypes for detail
>> 62
>> 63 G4ParticleDefinition(const G4String& aName,
>> 64 G4double mass,
>> 65 G4double width,
>> 66 G4double charge,
>> 67 G4int iSpin,
>> 68 G4int iParity,
>> 69 G4int iConjugation,
>> 70 G4int iIsospin,
>> 71 G4int iIsospinZ,
>> 72 G4int gParity,
>> 73 const G4String& pType,
>> 74 G4int lepton,
>> 75 G4int baryon,
>> 76 G4int encoding,
>> 77 G4bool stable,
>> 78 G4double lifetime,
>> 79 G4DecayTable *decaytable,
>> 80 G4bool shortlived = false);
>> 81
>> 82 virtual ~G4ParticleDefinition();
>> 83
>> 84 public: // With Description
>> 85 // These methods concerning cut values are provided
>> 86 // to invoke corresponding methods for each particle type.
>> 87 // Actual implementation can be seen in the class
>> 88 // G4ParticleWithCuts
>> 89 virtual void ResetCuts();
>> 90 virtual void SetCuts(G4double );
>> 91 virtual void ReCalcCuts();
>> 92 virtual G4double GetLengthCuts() const;
>> 93 virtual G4double* GetEnergyCuts() const;
>> 94 virtual G4double GetEnergyThreshold(const G4Material* ) const;
>> 95
>> 96 // applyCuts flag
>> 97 G4bool GetApplyCutsFlag() const;
>> 98 void SetApplyCutsFlag(G4bool flag);
>> 99
>> 100 public: // With Description
>> 101 // By these following Getxxxx methods, you can get values
>> 102 // for members which can not be changed
>> 103 //
>> 104 const G4String& GetParticleName() const { return theParticleName; }
>> 105
>> 106 G4double GetPDGMass() const { return thePDGMass; }
>> 107 G4double GetPDGWidth() const { return thePDGWidth; }
>> 108 G4double GetPDGCharge() const { return thePDGCharge; }
>> 109
>> 110 G4double GetPDGSpin() const { return thePDGSpin; }
>> 111 G4int GetPDGiSpin() const { return thePDGiSpin; }
>> 112 G4int GetPDGiParity() const { return thePDGiParity; }
>> 113 G4int GetPDGiConjugation() const { return thePDGiConjugation; }
>> 114 G4double GetPDGIsospin() const { return thePDGiIsospin; }
>> 115 G4double GetPDGIsospin3() const { return thePDGiIsospin3; }
>> 116 G4int GetPDGiIsospin() const { return thePDGiIsospin; }
>> 117 G4int GetPDGiIsospin3() const { return thePDGiIsospin3; }
>> 118 G4int GetPDGiGParity() const { return thePDGiGParity; }
>> 119
>> 120 const G4String& GetParticleType() const { return theParticleType; }
>> 121 const G4String& GetParticleSubType() const { return theParticleSubType; }
>> 122 G4int GetLeptonNumber() const { return theLeptonNumber; }
>> 123 G4int GetBaryonNumber() const { return theBaryonNumber; }
>> 124
>> 125 G4int GetPDGEncoding() const { return thePDGEncoding; }
>> 126 G4int GetAntiPDGEncoding() const { return theAntiPDGEncoding; }
>> 127 void SetAntiPDGEncoding(G4int aEncoding);
>> 128
>> 129
>> 130 G4int GetQuarkContent(G4int flavor) const;
>> 131 G4int GetAntiQuarkContent(G4int flavor) const;
>> 132 // return the number of quark with flavor contained in this particle.
>> 133 // The value of flavor is assigned as follows
>> 134 // 1:d, 2:u, 3:s, 4:c, 5:b, 6:t, 7:l(down type quark) 8:h(up type quark)
>> 135
>> 136 public: // With Description
>> 137 // ShortLived flag
>> 138 G4bool IsShortLived() const { return fShortLivedFlag; }
>> 139
>> 140 G4bool GetPDGStable() const { return thePDGStable; }
>> 141 void SetPDGStable(const G4bool aFlag) { thePDGStable=aFlag; }
>> 142
>> 143 G4double GetPDGLifeTime() const { return thePDGLifeTime; }
>> 144 void SetPDGLifeTime(G4double aLifeTime) { thePDGLifeTime = aLifeTime; }
>> 145
>> 146 public:// With Description
>> 147 G4DecayTable* GetDecayTable();
>> 148 void SetDecayTable(G4DecayTable* aDecayTable);
>> 149 // Set/Get Decay Table
>> 150 // !! Decay Table can be modified !!
>> 151
>> 152 public: // With Description
>> 153 G4ProcessManager* GetProcessManager() const;
>> 154 void SetProcessManager(G4ProcessManager* aProcessManager);
>> 155 // Set/Get Process Manager
>> 156 // !! Process Manager can be modified !!
64 157
65 public: << 158 G4ParticleTable* GetParticleTable();
66 // Only one type of constructor can be use << 159 // get pointer to the particle table
67 // If you want to create new particle, you << 160
68 // at construction. Most of members seen a << 161 void DumpTable() const;
69 // (except last 3 arguments concerning wit << 162 // Prints information of data members.
70 // and can not be changed later. (No "SET" <<
71 // Each type of particle must be construct <<
72 // of special class derived from G4Particl <<
73 // See G4ParticleTypes for detail <<
74 // clang-format off <<
75 G4ParticleDefinition(const G4String& aName <<
76 G4int iSpin, G4int iP <<
77 G4int iIsospinZ, G4in <<
78 G4int baryon, G4int e <<
79 G4DecayTable* decayta <<
80 const G4String& subTy <<
81 G4double magneticMome <<
82 // clang-format on <<
83 <<
84 virtual ~G4ParticleDefinition(); <<
85 <<
86 // Can not use "copy constructor", equalit <<
87 G4ParticleDefinition(const G4ParticleDefin <<
88 G4ParticleDefinition& operator=(const G4Pa <<
89 <<
90 G4bool operator==(const G4ParticleDefiniti <<
91 G4bool operator!=(const G4ParticleDefiniti <<
92 <<
93 // With the following Getxxxx methods, one <<
94 // for members which can not be changed <<
95 <<
96 const G4String& GetParticleName() const { <<
97 <<
98 G4double GetPDGMass() const { return thePD <<
99 G4double GetPDGWidth() const { return theP <<
100 G4double GetPDGCharge() const { return the <<
101 <<
102 G4double GetPDGSpin() const { return thePD <<
103 G4int GetPDGiSpin() const { return thePDGi <<
104 G4int GetPDGiParity() const { return thePD <<
105 G4int GetPDGiConjugation() const { return <<
106 G4double GetPDGIsospin() const { return th <<
107 G4double GetPDGIsospin3() const { return t <<
108 G4int GetPDGiIsospin() const { return theP <<
109 G4int GetPDGiIsospin3() const { return the <<
110 G4int GetPDGiGParity() const { return theP <<
111 <<
112 G4double GetPDGMagneticMoment() const { re <<
113 inline void SetPDGMagneticMoment(G4double <<
114 <<
115 // Gives the anomaly of magnetic moment fo <<
116 G4double CalculateAnomaly() const; <<
117 <<
118 const G4String& GetParticleType() const { <<
119 const G4String& GetParticleSubType() const <<
120 G4int GetLeptonNumber() const { return the <<
121 G4int GetBaryonNumber() const { return the <<
122 <<
123 G4int GetPDGEncoding() const { return theP <<
124 G4int GetAntiPDGEncoding() const { return <<
125 inline void SetAntiPDGEncoding(G4int aEnco <<
126 <<
127 // Returns the number of quark with flavor <<
128 // The value of flavor is assigned as foll <<
129 // 1:d, 2:u, 3:s, 4:c, 5:b, 6:t <<
130 inline G4int GetQuarkContent(G4int flavor) <<
131 inline G4int GetAntiQuarkContent(G4int fla <<
132 <<
133 G4bool IsShortLived() const { return fShor <<
134 <<
135 inline G4bool GetPDGStable() const; <<
136 void SetPDGStable(const G4bool aFlag) { th <<
137 <<
138 inline G4double GetPDGLifeTime() const; <<
139 void SetPDGLifeTime(G4double aLifeTime) { <<
140 <<
141 // Get life time of a generic ion through <<
142 inline G4double GetIonLifeTime() const; <<
143 <<
144 // Set/Get Decay Table <<
145 // !! Decay Table can be modified !! <<
146 inline G4DecayTable* GetDecayTable() const <<
147 inline void SetDecayTable(G4DecayTable* aD <<
148 <<
149 // Set/Get Process Manager <<
150 // !! Process Manager can be modified !! <<
151 G4ProcessManager* GetProcessManager() cons <<
152 void SetProcessManager(G4ProcessManager* a <<
153 <<
154 // Set/Get Tracking Manager; nullptr means <<
155 // !! Tracking Manager can be modified ! <<
156 G4VTrackingManager* GetTrackingManager() c <<
157 void SetTrackingManager(G4VTrackingManager <<
158 <<
159 // Get pointer to the particle table <<
160 inline G4ParticleTable* GetParticleTable() <<
161 <<
162 // Get AtomicNumber and AtomicMass <<
163 // These properties are defined for nucleu <<
164 inline G4int GetAtomicNumber() const; <<
165 inline G4int GetAtomicMass() const; <<
166 <<
167 // Prints information of data members. <<
168 void DumpTable() const; <<
169 <<
170 // Control flag for output message <<
171 // 0: Silent <<
172 // 1: Warning message <<
173 // 2: More <<
174 inline void SetVerboseLevel(G4int value); <<
175 inline G4int GetVerboseLevel() const; <<
176 <<
177 void SetApplyCutsFlag(G4bool); <<
178 inline G4bool GetApplyCutsFlag() const; <<
179 <<
180 // True only if the particle is G4Ions <<
181 // (it means that theProcessManager is sam <<
182 inline G4bool IsGeneralIon() const; <<
183 <<
184 // True only if the particle is a G4Muonic <<
185 // (it means that theProcessManager is sam <<
186 inline G4bool IsMuonicAtom() const; <<
187 <<
188 // Returns the process manager master poin <<
189 inline G4ProcessManager* GetMasterProcessM <<
190 <<
191 // Sets the shadow master pointer (not to <<
192 inline void SetMasterProcessManager(G4Proc <<
193 <<
194 // Returns the instance ID <<
195 inline G4int GetInstanceID() const; <<
196 <<
197 // Returns the private data instance manag <<
198 static const G4PDefManager& GetSubInstance <<
199 <<
200 // Clear memory allocated by sub-instance <<
201 static void Clean(); <<
202 <<
203 void SetParticleDefinitionID(G4int id = -1 <<
204 inline G4int GetParticleDefinitionID() con <<
205 <<
206 // The first two methods return "false" an <<
207 // if the particle is not an hypernucleus; <<
208 // "true" and the number of Lambdas bound <<
209 // Similarly, the last two methods return <<
210 // respectively, if the particle is not an <<
211 // else, they return "true" and the number <<
212 // bound in the anti-nucleus. <<
213 // Notice that, for the time being, we are <<
214 // (anti-)Lambda is the only type of (anti <<
215 // in all (anti-)hypernuclei. <<
216 inline G4bool IsHypernucleus() const; <<
217 inline G4int GetNumberOfLambdasInHypernucl <<
218 inline G4bool IsAntiHypernucleus() const; <<
219 inline G4int GetNumberOfAntiLambdasInAntiH <<
220 163
221 protected: 164 protected:
222 // Cannot be used << 165 G4int FillQuarkContents();
223 G4ParticleDefinition(); << 166 // calculate quark and anti-quark contents
>> 167 // return value is PDG encoding for this particle.
>> 168 // It means error if the return value is deffernt from
>> 169 // this->thePDGEncoding.
>> 170
>> 171 void SetParticleSubType(const G4String& subtype);
>> 172
>> 173 public:
>> 174 void SetVerboseLevel(G4int value);
>> 175 G4int GetVerboseLevel() const;
>> 176 // controle flag for output message
>> 177 // 0: Silent
>> 178 // 1: Warning message
>> 179 // 2: More
224 180
225 // Calculates quark and anti-quark content << 181 private:
226 // return value is the PDG encoding for th << 182 // !!! can not use "copy constructor" nor "default constructor" !!!!
227 // It means error if the return value is d << 183 G4ParticleDefinition(const G4ParticleDefinition &right);
228 // this->thePDGEncoding. << 184 G4ParticleDefinition();
229 G4int FillQuarkContents(); << 185
230 << 186 private:
231 inline void SetParticleSubType(const G4Str << 187 // !!! Assignment operation is forbidden !!!
232 << 188 const G4ParticleDefinition & operator=(const G4ParticleDefinition &right);
233 inline void SetAtomicNumber(G4int); <<
234 inline void SetAtomicMass(G4int); <<
235 <<
236 enum <<
237 { <<
238 NumberOfQuarkFlavor = 6 <<
239 }; <<
240 <<
241 // the number of quark (minus Sign means <<
242 // The value of flavor is assigned as fol <<
243 // 0:d, 1:u, 2:s, 3:c, 4:b, 5:t <<
244 G4int theQuarkContent[NumberOfQuarkFlavor] <<
245 G4int theAntiQuarkContent[NumberOfQuarkFla <<
246 189
247 G4bool isGeneralIon = false; << 190 public:
248 G4bool isMuonicAtom = false; << 191 G4int operator==(const G4ParticleDefinition &right) const;
>> 192 G4int operator!=(const G4ParticleDefinition &right) const;
249 193
250 private: 194 private:
251 // --- Shadow of master pointers << 195 // Values following can not be changed
>> 196 // i.e. No Setxxxx Methods for them
252 197
253 // Each worker thread can access this fiel << 198 G4String theParticleName;
254 // through this pointer. << 199 // The name of the particle.
255 G4ProcessManager* theProcessManagerShadow << 200 // Each object must have its specific name!!
>> 201
>> 202 // --- following member values must be defined with Units
>> 203 G4double thePDGMass;
>> 204 // The mass of the particle, in units of equivalent energy.
>> 205
>> 206 G4double thePDGWidth;
>> 207 // The decay width of the particle, usually the width of a
>> 208 // Breit-Wigner function, assuming that you are near the
>> 209 // mass center anyway. (in units of equivalent energy)
>> 210
>> 211 G4double thePDGCharge;
>> 212 // The charge of the particle.(in units of Coulomb)
>> 213
>> 214 // ---- following members are quantum number
>> 215 // i.e. discrete numbers can be allowded
>> 216 // So, you can defined only by using integer in constructor
>> 217 G4int thePDGiSpin;
>> 218 // The total spin of the particle, also often denoted as
>> 219 // capital J, in units of 1/2.
>> 220 G4double thePDGSpin;
>> 221 // The total spin of the particle, in units of 1.
>> 222
>> 223 G4int thePDGiParity;
>> 224 // The parity quantum number, in units of 1. If the parity
>> 225 // is not defined for this particle, we will set this to 0.
>> 226
>> 227 G4int thePDGiConjugation;
>> 228 // This charge conjugation quantum number in units of 1.
>> 229
>> 230 G4int thePDGiIsospin;
>> 231 G4int thePDGiIsospin3;
>> 232 // The isospin and its 3rd-component in units of 1/2.
>> 233 G4double thePDGIsospin;
>> 234 G4double thePDGIsospin3;
>> 235 // The isospin quantum number in units of 1.
>> 236
>> 237 G4int thePDGiGParity;
>> 238 // The value of the G-parity quantum number.
>> 239
>> 240 G4int theLeptonNumber;
>> 241 // The lepton quantum number.
>> 242
>> 243 G4int theBaryonNumber;
>> 244 // The baryon quantum number.
>> 245
>> 246 G4String theParticleType;
>> 247 // More general textual type description of the particle.
>> 248
>> 249 G4String theParticleSubType;
>> 250 // Textual type description of the particle
>> 251 // eg. pion, lamda etc.
>> 252
>> 253 G4int thePDGEncoding;
>> 254 // The Particle Data Group integer identifier of this particle
>> 255
>> 256 G4int theAntiPDGEncoding;
>> 257 // The Particle Data Group integer identifier of the anti-particle
256 258
257 // This field is used as instance ID. << 259 protected:
258 G4int g4particleDefinitionInstanceID = 0; << 260 enum {NumberOfQuarkFlavor = 8};
>> 261 G4int theQuarkContent[NumberOfQuarkFlavor];
>> 262 G4int theAntiQuarkContent[NumberOfQuarkFlavor];
>> 263 // the number of quark (minus Sign means anti-quark) contents
>> 264 // The value of flavor is assigned as follows
>> 265 // 0:d, 1:u, 2:s, 3:c,
>> 266 // 4:b, 5:t, 6:l(down type quark) 7:h(up type quark)
259 267
260 // This field helps to use the class G4PDe <<
261 G4PART_DLL static G4PDefManager subInstanc <<
262 268
263 // --- Following values can not be change << 269 private:
264 // --- i.e. No Setxxxx Methods for them << 270 // Following members can be changed after construction
265 271
266 // The name of the particle. << 272 G4bool fShortLivedFlag;
267 // Each object must have its specific name << 273 // Particles which have true value of this flag
268 G4String theParticleName = ""; << 274 // will not be tracked by TrackingManager
>> 275
>> 276 G4bool thePDGStable;
>> 277 // Is an indicator that this particle is stable. It must
>> 278 // not decay. If the user tries to assign a kind of decay
>> 279 // object to it, it will refuse to take it.
>> 280
>> 281 G4double thePDGLifeTime;
>> 282 // Is related to the decay width of the particle. The mean
>> 283 // life time is given in seconds.
>> 284
>> 285 class G4DecayTable *theDecayTable;
>> 286 // Points DecayTable
>> 287
>> 288 private:
>> 289 class G4ProcessManager *theProcessManager;
>> 290 // Points to G4ProcessManager
>> 291
>> 292 G4ParticleTable* theParticleTable;
>> 293
>> 294 // ApplyCuts flag
>> 295 G4bool fApplyCutsFlag;
>> 296
>> 297
>> 298 private:
>> 299 G4int verboseLevel;
>> 300 };
269 301
270 // --- Following member values must be de << 302 inline
>> 303 G4ParticleTable* G4ParticleDefinition::GetParticleTable()
>> 304 {
>> 305 return theParticleTable;
>> 306 }
>> 307
>> 308 inline
>> 309 G4DecayTable* G4ParticleDefinition::GetDecayTable()
>> 310 {
>> 311 return theDecayTable;
>> 312 }
>> 313
>> 314 inline
>> 315 void G4ParticleDefinition::SetDecayTable(G4DecayTable* aDecayTable)
>> 316 {
>> 317 theDecayTable = aDecayTable;
>> 318 }
271 319
272 // The mass of the particle, in units of e << 320 inline
273 G4double thePDGMass = 0.0; << 321 void G4ParticleDefinition::SetApplyCutsFlag(G4bool flag)
>> 322 {
>> 323 fApplyCutsFlag = flag;
>> 324 }
274 325
275 // The decay width of the particle, usuall << 326 inline
276 // Breit-Wigner function, assuming that yo << 327 G4bool G4ParticleDefinition::GetApplyCutsFlag() const
277 // mass center anyway. (in units of equiva << 328 {
278 G4double thePDGWidth = 0.0; << 329 return fApplyCutsFlag;
>> 330 }
279 331
280 // The charge of the particle.(in units of << 332 inline
281 G4double thePDGCharge = 0.0; << 333 void G4ParticleDefinition::SetVerboseLevel(G4int value)
>> 334 {
>> 335 verboseLevel = value;
>> 336 }
282 337
283 // --- Following members are quantum num << 338 inline
284 // i.e. discrete numbers can be allo << 339 G4int G4ParticleDefinition::GetVerboseLevel() const
285 // So, you can define them only by u << 340 {
>> 341 return verboseLevel;
>> 342 }
>> 343
>> 344 inline
>> 345 G4ProcessManager* G4ParticleDefinition::GetProcessManager() const
>> 346 {
>> 347 return theProcessManager;
>> 348 }
286 349
287 // The total spin of the particle, also of << 350 inline
288 // capital J, in units of 1/2. << 351 void G4ParticleDefinition::SetProcessManager(G4ProcessManager *aProcessManager)
289 G4int thePDGiSpin = 0; << 352 {
>> 353 theProcessManager = aProcessManager;
>> 354 }
290 355
291 // The total spin of the particle, in unit << 356 inline
292 G4double thePDGSpin = 0.0; << 357 G4int G4ParticleDefinition::GetQuarkContent(G4int flavor) const
>> 358 {
>> 359 if ((flavor>0) && (flavor<NumberOfQuarkFlavor)){
>> 360 return theQuarkContent[flavor-1];
>> 361 }else {
>> 362 if (verboseLevel >0) {
>> 363 G4cout << "Invalid Quark Flavor for G4ParticleDefinition::GetQuarkContent";
>> 364 G4cout << ": flavor=" << flavor <<G4endl;
>> 365 }
>> 366 return 0;
>> 367 }
>> 368 }
>> 369
>> 370 inline
>> 371 G4int G4ParticleDefinition::GetAntiQuarkContent(G4int flavor) const
>> 372 {
>> 373 if ((flavor>0) && (flavor<NumberOfQuarkFlavor)){
>> 374 return theAntiQuarkContent[flavor-1];
>> 375 }else {
>> 376 if (verboseLevel >0) {
>> 377 G4cout <<"Invalid Quark Flavor for G4ParticleDefinition::GetAntiQuarkContent";
>> 378 G4cout << ": flavor=" << flavor <<G4endl;
>> 379 }
>> 380 return 0;
>> 381 }
>> 382 }
293 383
294 // The parity quantum number, in units of << 384 inline void G4ParticleDefinition::SetParticleSubType(const G4String& subtype)
295 // is not defined for this particle, we wi << 385 {
296 G4int thePDGiParity = 0; << 386 theParticleSubType = subtype;
>> 387 }
>> 388
>> 389 inline void G4ParticleDefinition::ResetCuts(){}
>> 390
>> 391 inline void G4ParticleDefinition::SetCuts(G4double ){}
>> 392
>> 393 inline void G4ParticleDefinition::ReCalcCuts(){}
>> 394
>> 395 inline G4double G4ParticleDefinition::GetLengthCuts() const {return -1.0;}
>> 396
>> 397 inline G4double* G4ParticleDefinition::GetEnergyCuts() const {return 0;}
>> 398
>> 399 inline G4double G4ParticleDefinition::GetEnergyThreshold(const G4Material* ) const
>> 400 {
>> 401 return -1.0 * eV;
>> 402 }
>> 403
>> 404 inline void G4ParticleDefinition::SetAntiPDGEncoding(G4int aEncoding)
>> 405 {
>> 406 theAntiPDGEncoding = aEncoding;
>> 407 }
>> 408
>> 409 #endif
297 410
298 // This charge conjugation quantum number <<
299 G4int thePDGiConjugation = 0; <<
300 411
301 // The value of the G-parity quantum numbe <<
302 G4int thePDGiGParity = 0; <<
303 412
304 // The isospin and its 3rd-component in un <<
305 G4int thePDGiIsospin = 0; <<
306 G4int thePDGiIsospin3 = 0; <<
307 413
308 // The isospin quantum number in units of <<
309 G4double thePDGIsospin = 0.0; <<
310 G4double thePDGIsospin3 = 0.0; <<
311 414
312 // The magnetic moment. <<
313 G4double thePDGMagneticMoment = 0.0; <<
314 415
315 // The lepton quantum number. <<
316 G4int theLeptonNumber = 0; <<
317 416
318 // The baryon quantum number. <<
319 G4int theBaryonNumber = 0; <<
320 417
321 // More general textual type description o <<
322 G4String theParticleType = ""; <<
323 418
324 // Textual type description of the particl <<
325 // eg. pion, lamda etc. <<
326 G4String theParticleSubType = ""; <<
327 419
328 // The Particle Data Group integer identif <<
329 G4int thePDGEncoding = 0; <<
330 420
331 // The Particle Data Group integer identif <<
332 G4int theAntiPDGEncoding = 0; <<
333 421
334 // --- Following members can be changed af <<
335 422
336 // Particles which have true value of this <<
337 // will not be tracked by TrackingManager <<
338 G4bool fShortLivedFlag = false; <<
339 423
340 // Is an indicator that this particle is s <<
341 // not decay. If the user tries to assign <<
342 // object to it, it will refuse to take it <<
343 G4bool thePDGStable = false; <<
344 424
345 // Is related to the decay width of the pa <<
346 // life time is given in seconds. <<
347 G4double thePDGLifeTime = 0.0; <<
348 425
349 // Points DecayTable <<
350 G4DecayTable* theDecayTable = nullptr; <<
351 426
352 G4ParticleTable* theParticleTable = nullpt <<
353 427
354 G4int theAtomicNumber = 0; <<
355 G4int theAtomicMass = 0; <<
356 428
357 G4int verboseLevel = 1; <<
358 G4bool fApplyCutsFlag = false; <<
359 }; <<
360 429
361 #include "G4ParticleDefinition.icc" <<
362 430
363 #endif <<
364 431