source: Sophya/trunk/SophyaLib/SkyT/radspec.cc@ 3857

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1//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
2// File and Version Information:
3// $Id: radspec.cc,v 1.8 2004-09-10 09:54:40 cmv Exp $
4//
5// Description:
6// Aim of the class: To give the energy density
7// The unity used here is W/m^2/Hz/sr
8//
9// History (add to end):
10// Sophie Oct, 1999 - creation
11//
12//------------------------------------------------------------------------
13
14//---------------
15// C++ Headers --
16//---------------
17#include "sopnamsp.h"
18#include "machdefs.h"
19#include <iostream>
20#include <typeinfo>
21#include <math.h>
22
23#include "radspec.h"
24#include "integ.h"
25/*!
26 \defgroup SkyT SkyT module
27 This module contains classes and functions which define
28 several radiation spectra and filter responses
29*/
30
31/*!
32 * \class SOPHYA::RadSpectra
33 * \ingroup SkyT
34 * This class is an abstract base class for radiation emission spectra. The flux() function returns the value of the flux (the spectral <BR>
35 * energy distribution) as a function of the frequency. As in the SpectralResponse class, the () operator has been redefined <BR>
36 * at this level, so that the user can access the flux value, either by calling the function or directly by using this operator. <BR>
37 * For all the sub-classes, \nu is given in units of Hz and
38 * the flux is returned in units of W/m^2/sr/Hz.
39*/
40
41
42//----------------
43// Constructor --
44//----------------
45/*! Default constructor */
46/*!
47 The constructor takes as an argument the minimum
48 and the maximum frequency of the spectrum, if any. <BR>
49 In the case the user does not want to specify these
50 values, there are set respectively to 0. and 9.E49
51 by default.
52*/
53RadSpectra::RadSpectra(double numin, double numax)
54{
55 _numin = numin;
56 _numax = numax;
57}
58
59
60//--------------
61// Destructor --
62//--------------
63RadSpectra::~RadSpectra()
64{
65}
66
67// ---------------------------
68// -- Function Definitions --
69// ---------------------------
70
71double
72RadSpectra::minFreq() const
73{
74 return _numin;
75}
76
77double
78RadSpectra::maxFreq() const
79{
80 return _numax;
81}
82
83double
84RadSpectra::meanFreq() const
85{
86 double result = (_numax+_numin)/2.;
87 return result;
88}
89
90
91/*
92 The peakFreq() function returns the value of the
93 frequency for the maximum value of the flux
94*/
95double
96RadSpectra::peakFreq() const
97{
98 double maxAnswer = -1.e99;
99 double maxNu = -10;
100 double nu;
101 for (int i=1; i<1000;i++)
102 {
103 nu=(_numax-_numin)*i/1000.+_numin;
104 double lookForMax = flux(nu);
105 if(maxAnswer <= lookForMax) {
106 maxAnswer= lookForMax;
107 maxNu = nu;
108 }
109 }
110 return maxNu;
111}
112
113void
114RadSpectra::setMinMaxFreq(double numin, double numax)
115{
116 _numin = numin;
117 _numax = numax;
118}
119
120// the RadSpectra_fluxFunction function is used to call TrpzInteg double(double)
121// (integration over a range of frequencies)
122static RadSpectra* _raypourfinteg = NULL;
123static double RadSpectra_fluxFunction(double nu)
124{
125 return(_raypourfinteg->flux(nu));
126}
127/*!
128 The integratedFlux() function performs the integration
129 of the flux function in a frequency range <BR> defined by
130 f1 and f2.
131*/
132double
133RadSpectra::integratedFlux(double f1, double f2) const
134{
135 if(f1 < this->minFreq()) f1 = this->minFreq();
136 if(f2 > this->maxFreq()) f2 = this->maxFreq();
137 _raypourfinteg = const_cast<RadSpectra *>(this);
138 TrpzInteg I(RadSpectra_fluxFunction , f1, f2);
139 double val = (double)I;
140 _raypourfinteg = NULL; // On ne peut pas faire ca avant la destruction de I
141 return(val);
142}
143
144/*!
145 Same than integratedFlux() over the frequency range
146 of definition of the flux function
147 */
148double
149RadSpectra::integratedFlux() const
150{
151 return integratedFlux(this->minFreq(),this->maxFreq());
152}
153
154// integration using the logarithm !!
155// Carefull!! Base 10....
156static RadSpectra* _rayIntLog = NULL;
157
158static double RadSpectra_logFluxFunction(double tau)
159{
160 double value = _rayIntLog->flux(pow(10.,tau))*pow(10.,tau);
161 return(value);
162}
163
164/*!
165 The logIntegratedFlux() function performs the integration
166 of the flux function in a frequency range <BR> defined by
167 f1 and f2. The integration is here performed
168 on the logarithm of the flux function.
169*/
170double
171RadSpectra::logIntegratedFlux(double f1, double f2) const
172{
173 if(f1 < this->minFreq()) f1 = this->minFreq();
174 if(f2 > this->maxFreq()) f2 = this->maxFreq();
175
176 double f1Log = log10(f1);
177 double f2Log = log10(f2);
178 if(f1Log < -1.e99) f1Log = -1.e99;
179 if(f2Log > 1.e99) f2Log = 1.e99;
180 _rayIntLog = const_cast<RadSpectra *>(this);
181 TrpzInteg I(RadSpectra_logFluxFunction,f1Log,f2Log);
182 double value = (double)I * log(10.);
183 _rayIntLog = NULL;
184 return(value);
185}
186
187/*!
188 same than logIntegratedFlux over the frequency range
189 of definition of the flux function
190 */
191double
192RadSpectra::logIntegratedFlux() const
193{
194 return logIntegratedFlux(_numin,_numax);
195}
196
197// the RadSpectra_filteredFlux function is used to call TrpzInteg double(double)
198// (integration over a range of frequencies with a filter)
199static SpectralResponse* _filter = NULL ;
200static double RadSpectra_filteredFlux(double nu)
201{
202 double flux = _raypourfinteg->flux(nu);
203 return(flux * _filter->transmission(nu));
204}
205
206/*!
207 The filteredIntegratedFlux() function performs the integration
208 of the flux function in a frequency range <BR> defined by
209 f1 and f2 convolved by a SpectralResponse filter.
210*/
211double
212RadSpectra::filteredIntegratedFlux(SpectralResponse const& filter, double f1, double f2) const
213{
214 _raypourfinteg = const_cast<RadSpectra *>(this);
215 _filter = const_cast<SpectralResponse *>(&filter);
216 if(f1 < this->minFreq()) f1 = this->minFreq();
217 if(f2 > this->maxFreq()) f2 = this->maxFreq();
218
219 TrpzInteg I(RadSpectra_filteredFlux,f1,f2);
220 double val = (double)I;
221 _raypourfinteg = NULL;
222 _filter = NULL;
223 return(val);
224}
225
226/*!
227 Same than filteredIntegratedFlux() over the frequency range
228 defined as: <BR>
229 min_freq = MAX(minfreq_flux, minfreq_filter), <BR>
230 max_freq = MIN(maxfreq_flux, maxfreq_filter), <BR>
231 where:
232<UL>
233<LI> minfreq_flux is the minimum frequency of the flux definition
234<LI> maxfreq_flux is the maximum frequency of the flux definition
235<LI> minfreq_filter is the minimum frequency of the filter definition
236<LI> maxfreq_filter is the maximum frequency of the filter definition
237 </UL>
238 */
239double
240RadSpectra::filteredIntegratedFlux(SpectralResponse const& filter)
241{
242 double minOfMin = filter.minFreq();
243 double maxOfMax = filter.maxFreq();
244 if(minOfMin < this->minFreq()) minOfMin = this->minFreq();
245 if(maxOfMax > this->maxFreq()) maxOfMax = this->maxFreq();
246 return(filteredIntegratedFlux(filter, minOfMin, maxOfMax ) );
247}
248
249
250// the RadSpectraVec_filteredFlux function is used to call TrpzInteg double(double)
251// (integration over a range of frequencies with a filter)
252static double RadSpectra_logFilteredFlux(double tau)
253{
254 double nu = pow(10.,tau);
255 double flux = _raypourfinteg->flux(nu)*nu;
256 double result = flux * _filter->transmission(nu);
257 return(result);
258}
259
260
261/*!
262 * The filteredIntegratedFlux() function performs the integration
263 * of the flux function in a frequency range <BR> defined by
264 * f1 and f2 convolved by a SpectralResponse filter (using the
265 * logarithm of the function).
266 */
267double
268RadSpectra::filteredLogIntFlux(SpectralResponse const& filter, double f1, double f2) const
269{
270
271 _raypourfinteg = NULL;
272 _filter = NULL;
273 if(f1 < this->minFreq()) f1 = this->minFreq();
274 if(f2 > this->maxFreq()) f2 = this->maxFreq();
275
276 double f1Log = log10(f1);
277 double f2Log = log10(f2);
278 if(f1Log < -1.e99) f1Log = -1.e99;
279 if(f2Log > 1.e99) f2Log = 1.e99;
280 _raypourfinteg = const_cast<RadSpectra *>(this);
281 _filter = const_cast<SpectralResponse *>(&filter);
282 TrpzInteg I(RadSpectra_logFilteredFlux,f1Log,f2Log);
283 double val = (double)I;
284 _raypourfinteg = NULL;
285 _filter = NULL;
286 return(val* log(10.));
287}
288
289double
290RadSpectra::filteredLogIntFlux(SpectralResponse const& filter)
291{
292 return(filteredLogIntFlux(filter, filter.minFreq(), filter.maxFreq() ) );
293}
294
295
296
297
298void
299RadSpectra::Print(ostream& os) const
300{
301 // os << "RadSpectra::Print (" << typeid(*this).name()
302 // << ") - Fmin,Fmax= " << minFreq() << "," << maxFreq() << endl;
303 os << "RadSpectra::Print - Fmin,Fmax= " << minFreq() << "," << maxFreq() << endl;
304 os << "MeanFreq= " << meanFreq() << " Emission= " << flux(meanFreq()) << endl;
305 os << "PeakFreq= " << peakFreq() << " Emission= " << flux(peakFreq()) << endl;
306
307}
308
309
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