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0026 // G4PhysicsVector
0027 //
0028 // Class description:
0029 //
0030 // A physics vector which has values of energy-loss, cross-section,
0031 // and other physics values of a particle in matter in a given
0032 // range of energy, momentum, etc.
0033 // This class serves as the base class for a vector having various
0034 // energy scale, for example like 'log', 'linear', 'free', etc.
0035 
0036 // Authors:
0037 // - 02 Dec. 1995, G.Cosmo: Structure created based on object model
0038 // - 03 Mar. 1996, K.Amako: Implemented the 1st version
0039 // Revisions:
0040 // - 11 Nov. 2000, H.Kurashige: Use STL vector for dataVector and binVector
0041 // --------------------------------------------------------------------
0042 #ifndef G4PhysicsVector_hh
0043 #define G4PhysicsVector_hh 1
0044 
0045 #include <fstream>
0046 #include <iostream>
0047 #include <vector>
0048 
0049 #include "G4Log.hh"
0050 #include "G4PhysicsVectorType.hh"
0051 #include "G4ios.hh"
0052 #include "globals.hh"
0053 
0054 class G4PhysicsVector
0055 {
0056 public:
0057   // Default constructor - vector will be filled via Retrieve() method
0058   // Free vector may be filled via InsertValue(..) method
0059   explicit G4PhysicsVector(G4bool spline = false);
0060 
0061   // Copy constructor and assignment operator
0062   G4PhysicsVector(const G4PhysicsVector&) = default;
0063   G4PhysicsVector& operator=(const G4PhysicsVector&) = default;
0064 
0065   // not used operators
0066   G4PhysicsVector(const G4PhysicsVector&&) = delete;
0067   G4PhysicsVector& operator=(const G4PhysicsVector&&) = delete;
0068   G4bool operator==(const G4PhysicsVector& right) const = delete;
0069   G4bool operator!=(const G4PhysicsVector& right) const = delete;
0070 
0071   virtual ~G4PhysicsVector() = default;
0072 
0073   // Get the cross-section/energy-loss value corresponding to the
0074   // given energy. An appropriate interpolation is used to calculate
0075   // the value. Consumer code gets changed index and may reuse it
0076   // for the next call to save CPU for bin location.
0077   inline G4double Value(const G4double energy, std::size_t& lastidx) const;
0078 
0079   // Get the cross-section/energy-loss value corresponding to the
0080   // given energy. An appropriate interpolation is used to calculate
0081   // the value. This method should be used if bin location cannot be 
0082   // kept in the user code.
0083   inline G4double Value(const G4double energy) const;
0084 
0085   // Obsolete method to get value, 'isOutRange' is not used anymore.
0086   // This method is kept for the compatibility reason
0087   inline G4double GetValue(const G4double energy, G4bool& isOutRange) const;
0088 
0089   // Same as the Value() method above but specialised for log-vector type.
0090   // Note, unlike the general Value() method above, this method will work
0091   // properly only for G4PhysicsLogVector.
0092   inline G4double LogVectorValue(const G4double energy,
0093                                  const G4double theLogEnergy) const;
0094 
0095   // Same as the Value() method above but specialised for free vector
0096   // with logarithmic seach of bin number
0097   inline G4double LogFreeVectorValue(const G4double energy,
0098                                      const G4double theLogEnergy) const;
0099 
0100   // Internal method to define bin location
0101   inline G4bool CheckIndex(const G4double energy, std::size_t& lastidx) const;
0102   
0103   // Returns the value for the specified index of the dataVector
0104   // The boundary check will not be done
0105   inline G4double operator[](const std::size_t index) const;
0106   inline G4double operator()(const std::size_t index) const;
0107 
0108   // Put data into the vector at 'index' position.
0109   // Take note that the 'index' starts from '0'.
0110   // It is assumed that energies are already filled.
0111   inline void PutValue(const std::size_t index, const G4double value);
0112 
0113   // Returns the value in the energy specified by 'index'
0114   // of the energy vector. The boundary check will not be done.
0115   // Use this when compute cross-section, dEdx, or other value
0116   // before filling the vector by PutValue().
0117   inline G4double Energy(const std::size_t index) const;
0118   inline G4double GetLowEdgeEnergy(const std::size_t index) const;
0119 
0120   // Returns the energy of the first and the last point of the vector.
0121   inline G4double GetMinEnergy() const;
0122   inline G4double GetMaxEnergy() const;
0123 
0124   // Returns the data of the first and the last point of the vector.
0125   // If the vector is empty returns zeros.
0126   inline G4double GetMinValue() const;
0127   inline G4double GetMaxValue() const;
0128 
0129   // Get the total length of the vector
0130   inline std::size_t GetVectorLength() const;
0131 
0132   // Computes the lower index the energy bin in case of log-vector i.e.
0133   // in case of vectors with equal bin widths on log-scale
0134   // Note, that no check on the boundary is performed
0135   inline std::size_t ComputeLogVectorBin(const G4double logenergy) const;
0136 
0137   // Get physics vector type.
0138   inline G4PhysicsVectorType GetType() const;
0139 
0140   // True if using spline interpolation.
0141   inline G4bool GetSpline() const;
0142 
0143   // Define verbosity level.
0144   inline void SetVerboseLevel(G4int value);
0145 
0146   // Find energy using linear interpolation for vector
0147   // filled by cumulative probability function.
0148   // Assuming that vector is already filled.
0149   inline G4double FindLinearEnergy(const G4double rand) const;
0150 
0151   // Find low edge index of a bin for given energy.
0152   // Min value 0, max value idxmax. This method is obsolete and will
0153   // be removed with the next major release.
0154   std::size_t FindBin(const G4double energy, std::size_t idx) const;
0155 
0156   // Scale all values of the vector by factorV, energies by vectorE.
0157   // AFter this method FillSecondDerivatives(...) should be called. 
0158   // This method may be applied for example after retrieving a vector 
0159   // from an external file to convert values into Geant4 units.
0160   void ScaleVector(const G4double factorE, const G4double factorV);
0161 
0162   // This method should be called when the vector is fully filled 
0163   // There are 3 types of second derivative computations:
0164   //    fSplineSimple -     2d derivative continues
0165   //    fSplineBase -       3d derivative continues (the default)
0166   //    fSplineFixedEdges - 3d derivatives continues, 1st and last 
0167   //                        derivatives are fixed  
0168   void FillSecondDerivatives(const G4SplineType = G4SplineType::Base,
0169                              const G4double dir1 = 0.0,
0170                              const G4double dir2 = 0.0);
0171 
0172   // This method may be applied only once.
0173   // Force length of data using std::vector::resize() with the
0174   // the default value 0; partial cross section vector is resized
0175   // only if the number of partial x-sections is above zero.
0176   void SetDataLength(G4int dlength);
0177     
0178   // This method can be applied if both energy and data values 
0179   // grow monotonically, for example, if in this vector a 
0180   // cumulative probability density function is stored. 
0181   G4double GetEnergy(const G4double value) const;
0182 
0183   // To store/retrieve persistent data to/from file streams.
0184   G4bool Store(std::ofstream& fOut, G4bool ascii = false) const;
0185   G4bool Retrieve(std::ifstream& fIn, G4bool ascii = false);
0186 
0187   // Print vector
0188   friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream&, const G4PhysicsVector&);
0189   void DumpValues(G4double unitE = 1.0, G4double unitV = 1.0) const;
0190 
0191 protected:
0192 
0193   // The default implements a free vector initialisation.
0194   virtual void Initialise();
0195 
0196   void PrintPutValueError(std::size_t index, G4double value, 
0197                           const G4String& text);
0198 
0199 private:
0200 
0201   // Internal methods for computing of spline coeffitients
0202   void ComputeSecDerivative0();
0203   void ComputeSecDerivative1();
0204   void ComputeSecDerivative2(const G4double firstPointDerivative,
0205                              const G4double endPointDerivative);
0206 
0207   // Linear or spline interpolation.
0208   inline G4double Interpolation(const std::size_t idx,
0209                                 const G4double energy) const;
0210   
0211   // Assuming (edgeMin <= energy <= edgeMax).
0212   inline std::size_t LogBin(const G4double energy, const G4double loge) const;
0213   inline std::size_t BinaryBin(const G4double energy) const;
0214   inline std::size_t GetBin(const G4double energy) const;
0215 
0216 protected:
0217 
0218   G4double edgeMin = 0.0;  // Energy of first point
0219   G4double edgeMax = 0.0;  // Energy of the last point
0220 
0221   G4double invdBin = 0.0;  // 1/Bin width for linear and log vectors
0222   G4double logemin = 0.0;  // used only for log vector
0223 
0224   G4double iBin1 = 0.0;  // 1/Bin width for scale log vector
0225   G4double lmin1 = 0.0;  // used for log search of free vector
0226 
0227   G4int verboseLevel = 0;
0228   std::size_t idxmax = 0;
0229   std::size_t imax1 = 0;
0230   std::size_t numberOfNodes = 0;
0231   std::size_t nLogNodes = 0;
0232 
0233   G4PhysicsVectorType type = T_G4PhysicsFreeVector;
0234   // The type of PhysicsVector (enumerator)
0235 
0236   std::vector<G4double> binVector;      // energy
0237   std::vector<G4double> dataVector;     // crossection/energyloss
0238   std::vector<G4double> secDerivative;  // second derivatives
0239   std::vector<std::size_t> scale;       // log seach
0240 
0241 private:
0242 
0243   G4bool useSpline = false;
0244 };
0245 
0246 #include "G4PhysicsVector.icc"
0247 
0248 #endif