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0025 //
0026 //
0027 /// file:DNAWorld.hh
0028 /// brief :
0029 /*
0030  * This class contains the physical placements of DNA volumes.
0031  * In order to keep all the volume placement in the same place, volumes
0032  * are defined and placed in DNAGeometry, and their parent volume
0033  * is passed to this class via SetDNAVolumePointer()
0034  *
0035  * This volume is then placed in the world volume.
0036  * It is important that a physics process is created to ensure that this
0037  * world functions as a layered mass geometry.
0038  *
0039  * The aim of this function is to allow the chemistry to run without seeing
0040  * DNA volumes, in the geometry, but still allowing the chemistry to access
0041  * the volume positions through an alternate data structure.
0042  */
0043 
0044 #ifndef MOLECULAR_DNA_WORLD_HH
0045 #define MOLECULAR_DNA_WORLD_HH
0046 
0047 #include "G4RotationMatrix.hh"
0048 #include "G4ThreeVector.hh"
0049 #include "G4VUserParallelWorld.hh"
0050 
0051 class G4LogicalVolume;
0052 
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0054 
0055 class DNAWorld : public G4VUserParallelWorld
0056 {
0057   public:
0058     DNAWorld();
0059 
0060     ~DNAWorld() override;
0061 
0062     void Construct() override;
0063 
0064     void SetDNAVolumePointer(G4LogicalVolume* lv) { fpDNAVolumePointer = lv; };
0065 
0066     void SetDNAVolumeTranslation(G4ThreeVector* t) { fpDNAVolumeTranslation = t; };
0067 
0068     void SetDNAVolumeRotation(G4RotationMatrix* rot) { fpDNAVolumeRotation = rot; };
0069 
0070   private:
0071     G4LogicalVolume* fpDNAVolumePointer = nullptr;
0072     G4ThreeVector* fpDNAVolumeTranslation = nullptr;
0073     G4RotationMatrix* fpDNAVolumeRotation = nullptr;
0074 };
0075 
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0077 
0078 #endif  // MOLECULAR_DNA_WORLD_HH