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0001 // This file is part of the ACTS project.
0002 //
0003 // Copyright (C) 2016 CERN for the benefit of the ACTS project
0004 //
0005 // This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
0006 // License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
0007 // file, You can obtain one at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
0008 
0009 #pragma once
0010 
0011 #include "Acts/Definitions/Algebra.hpp"
0012 #include "Acts/Material/Material.hpp"
0013 
0014 #include <iosfwd>
0015 #include <limits>
0016 #include <utility>
0017 #include <vector>
0018 
0019 // Tell the compiler to optimize the containing block assuming that
0020 // FP may trap.  This is sometimes needed with clang to avoid spurious FPEs
0021 // resulting from auto-vectorization.
0022 
0023 #if defined(__clang__) && defined(__x86_64__)
0024 #pragma float_control(push)
0025 #pragma float_control(precise, on)
0026 #pragma float_control(except, on)
0027 #endif
0028 
0029 namespace Acts {
0030 
0031 /// Material description for an object with defined thickness.
0032 ///
0033 /// @ingroup material
0034 ///
0035 /// This is intended to describe concrete surface materials.
0036 ///
0037 /// @see Material for a description of the available parameters.
0038 class MaterialSlab {
0039  public:
0040   /// Create a material slab with no material content
0041   /// @return Empty material slab with zero thickness and no material
0042   static constexpr MaterialSlab Nothing() {
0043     return MaterialSlab(Material::Vacuum(), 0, false);
0044   }
0045 
0046   /// Create a vacuum material slab with specified thickness
0047   /// @param thickness The thickness of the vacuum region
0048   /// @return Vacuum material slab with the given thickness
0049   static constexpr MaterialSlab Vacuum(float thickness) {
0050     return MaterialSlab(Material::Vacuum(), thickness, false);
0051   }
0052 
0053   /// Combine material properties of two layers by averaging them.
0054   ///
0055   /// @param layerA Input layer A to average over.
0056   /// @param layerB Input layer B to average over.
0057   ///
0058   /// @return The resulting object has the combined thickness of all layers but just
0059   ///         one set of appropriately averaged material constants.
0060   static MaterialSlab combineLayers(const MaterialSlab& layerA,
0061                                     const MaterialSlab& layerB);
0062 
0063   /// Compute the average properties for a combined slab of two materials.
0064   ///
0065   /// The averaged material slab has the combined thickness of the two input
0066   /// slabs and assumes the two input materials are homogeneously and
0067   /// continuously mixed throughout the slab.
0068   ///
0069   /// @param slab1 Properties of the first material slab
0070   /// @param material2 Properties of the second material
0071   /// @param thickness2 Thickness of the second material slab. Can be negative to
0072   ///                   subtract the second material from the first slab.
0073   ///
0074   /// @returns Material slab with the combined thickness and average parameters
0075   static MaterialSlab combine(const MaterialSlab& slab1,
0076                               const Material& material2, float thickness2);
0077 
0078   /// Combine material properties of multiple layers by averaging them.
0079   ///
0080   /// @param layers Input layers to average over.
0081   ///
0082   /// @return The resulting object has the combined thickness of all layers but just
0083   ///         one set of appropriately averaged material constants.
0084   static MaterialSlab combineLayers(const std::vector<MaterialSlab>& layers);
0085 
0086   /// Default constructor.
0087   ///
0088   /// TODO consider removing. currently needed for default construction in grids
0089   constexpr MaterialSlab() : m_material(Material::Vacuum()) {}
0090 
0091   /// Construct from material description.
0092   ///
0093   /// @param material  is the material description
0094   /// @param thickness is the thickness of the material
0095   MaterialSlab(const Material& material, float thickness);
0096 
0097   /// Scale the material thickness by the given factor.
0098   /// @param scale Factor by which to scale the thickness
0099   void scaleThickness(float scale);
0100 
0101   /// Check if the material is vacuum.
0102   /// @return True if the material is vacuum or thickness is zero/negative
0103   bool isVacuum() const { return m_material.isVacuum() || m_thickness <= 0; }
0104 
0105   /// Access the (average) material parameters.
0106   /// @return Reference to the material properties
0107   constexpr const Material& material() const { return m_material; }
0108   /// Return the thickness.
0109   /// @return Material thickness in millimeters
0110   constexpr float thickness() const { return m_thickness; }
0111   /// Return the radiation length fraction.
0112   /// @return Thickness as a fraction of radiation length
0113   constexpr float thicknessInX0() const { return m_thicknessInX0; }
0114   /// Return the nuclear interaction length fraction.
0115   /// @return Thickness as a fraction of nuclear interaction length
0116   constexpr float thicknessInL0() const { return m_thicknessInL0; }
0117 
0118  private:
0119   Material m_material;
0120   float m_thickness = 0.0f;
0121   float m_thicknessInX0 = 0.0f;
0122   float m_thicknessInL0 = 0.0f;
0123 
0124   static constexpr auto eps = 2 * std::numeric_limits<float>::epsilon();
0125 
0126   constexpr MaterialSlab(const Material& material, float thickness,
0127                          [[maybe_unused]] bool dummy)
0128       : m_material(material), m_thickness(thickness) {
0129     m_thicknessInX0 = (eps < material.X0()) ? (thickness / material.X0()) : 0;
0130     m_thicknessInL0 = (eps < material.L0()) ? (thickness / material.L0()) : 0;
0131   }
0132 
0133   /// @brief Check if two materials are exactly equal.
0134   ///
0135   /// This is a strict equality check, i.e. the materials must have identical
0136   /// properties.
0137   ///
0138   /// @param lhs is the left hand side material
0139   /// @param rhs is the right hand side material
0140   ///
0141   /// @return true if the materials are equal
0142   friend constexpr bool operator==(const MaterialSlab& lhs,
0143                                    const MaterialSlab& rhs) {
0144     // t/X0 and t/L0 are dependent variables and need not be checked
0145     return (lhs.m_material == rhs.m_material) &&
0146            (lhs.m_thickness == rhs.m_thickness);
0147   }
0148 };
0149 
0150 /// Stream operator for MaterialSlab
0151 /// @param os Output stream
0152 /// @param materialSlab MaterialSlab to output
0153 /// @return Reference to output stream
0154 std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const MaterialSlab& materialSlab);
0155 
0156 /// @brief Type alias for a vector of material slabs
0157 /// @details Used to store a collection of material slabs in sequence
0158 using MaterialSlabVector = std::vector<MaterialSlab>;
0159 
0160 /// @brief Type alias for a matrix of material slabs
0161 /// @details Used to store a 2D collection of material slabs
0162 using MaterialSlabMatrix = std::vector<MaterialSlabVector>;
0163 
0164 /// list of point used in the mapping of a volume
0165 using RecordedMaterialVolumePoint =
0166     std::vector<std::pair<Acts::MaterialSlab, std::vector<Acts::Vector3>>>;
0167 
0168 }  // namespace Acts
0169 
0170 #if defined(__clang__) && defined(__x86_64__)
0171 #pragma float_control(pop)
0172 #endif