source: ZHANGProjects/ICOSIM/CPP/trunk/source/Collimator.h @ 9

#ifndef COLLIMATOR_H
#define COLLIMATOR_H
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <cmath>
#include "Element.h"
#include "Particle.h"

#if defined(FLUKA)
#include "FlukaIO.h"
#endif

using namespace std;

/*
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This pure virtual class describes all collimators in the accelerator lattice, which all inherit from it.

The Collimator class inherit from the class Element.

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*/


class Collimator : public Element
{

public:

    //=================================================Constructors, destructor=======================================

    Collimator(const double& ALFX, const double& ALFY, const double& APER_1, const double& APER_2, const double& APER_3, const double& APER_4, const string& APERTYPE, const double& BETX, const double& BETY, const double& DPX, const double& DPY, const double& DX, const double& DY, const string& KEYWORD, const double& L, const double& MUX, const double& MUY, const string& NAME, const double& PTC, const double& PXC, const double& PYC, const double& S, const double& TC, const double& XC, const double& YC, const double& K0L, const double& K0SL, const double& K1L, const double& K1SL, const double& K2L, const double& K2SL, const string& PARENT, const string& meth, const long double& hgap, const long double& hgap2, const double& collang, const long double& pdepth, const long double& pdepth2, const double& tcang, const double& nsig);

    Collimator(const double& ALFX, const double& ALFY, const double& APER_1, const double& APER_2, const double& APER_3, const double& APER_4, const string& APERTYPE, const double& BETX, const double& BETY, const double& DPX, const double& DPY, const double& DX, const double& DY, const string& KEYWORD, const double& L, const double& MUX, const double& MUY, const string& NAME, const double& PTC, const double& PXC, const double& PYC, const double& S, const double& TC, const double& XC, const double& YC, const double& K0L, const double& K0SL, const double& K1L, const double& K1SL, const double& K2L, const double& K2SL, const string& PARENT, const string& meth, const long double& hgap, const long double& hgap2, const double& collang, const long double& pdepth, const long double& pdepth2, const double& tcang, const double& nsig, const long double& Bmax, const long double& thicknessMagneticField, const double& energyPerIon, const double& mass);

    Collimator(Element elt, const double& tcang, const double& nsig, const string& meth);

    Collimator(Element elt, const double& tcang, const double& nsig, const string& meth, const string& material);

    Collimator(const Collimator& obj);

    virtual ~Collimator() {};


    //virtual method to describe the passage through a collimator

    virtual void collipass(Particle& p1, double& dpopeff, const double& scaleorbit, const double& R11X, const double& R12X, const double& R21X, const double& R22X, const double& R11Y, const double& R12Y, const double& R21Y, const double& R22Y, const double& dx1, const double& dpx1, const double& dy1, const double& dpy1, const double& delta_s, const double& Apr, const double& Zpr, const double& betgam) {};


    virtual void collipassCrystal(vector <Particle>& bunch, const double& betgam, const int& pas, string outputpath) {};
    //these methods are specific for a fluka/crystal collimator. They are just defined here.
#if defined(FLUKA)
    virtual void collipassfluka(vector <Particle>& bunchstart, vector <Particle>& bunchend, flukaio_connection_t* connection, const int& turn, const double& momentum) {};

#endif


    //simulates a particles interaction with a collimator. The returned charge of a lost particle gives information about why the particle was lost: -1 means loss because we did't have cross sections infos, -2 means loss because the particle created corresponded to one of the omitted reactions and -3 means loss because the particle moved more than 10 interaction lengths inside the collimator.

    void collipassInteraction(Particle& p1, double Apr, double Zpr, double betgam, double lcoll);


    //reads informations about the cross-section and calculate probabilities for the different possible reactions.

    void genipsfastnewxc(double& sigt, vector <double>& isig, vector <double>& da, vector <double>& dz, string path, double a, double z);


    //calculates the change in momentum, dx/ds and dy/ds when a particle interacts with a collimator

    void BeBloMuSca(double& wx, double& wy, double& dpopdx, double betgam, string path, double rho, double L, double At, Particle p1);


    //displays the parameters of the collimator

    void affiche();

    string method;//method used; can be: standard, magnetic, fluka or crystal

    long double hgap;//half the distance between the two edges of a collimator, measured at the beginning of the collimator
    long double hgap2;//same as above, but measured at the end of the collimator
    long double pdepth;//depth in the collimator at the entrance
    long double pdepth2;//depthin the collimator at the exit

    double tcang;//angle of the collimator
    double nsig;//initial size of the beam [sigma]

    string material;//material of the collimator (carbon, copper, iron, MARS or tungsten)
    string crossSectionPath;//path to the file where are the cross-section infos

    double phi;//absolute angle of the collimator


    //the following parameters are only useful for magnetic collimator

    long double Bmax;//maximum strength of the magnetic field [T]
    long double thicknessMagneticField;//the distance from the collimator edge until the magnetic field is about 10% of Bmax [T]
    double energyPerIon;//[GeV]
    double mass;//[GeV/c^2]
    double deltaGap;//how much each collimator edge is moved [m]


    //the following parameters are only useful for crystal collimators

    int C_orient; //crystal orientation (1 for 110, 2 for 111)
    int IS; //integer that defines the substance (0 for Si, 1 for W, 2 for C, 3 for Ge
    double Mirror; // -1 or 1; an integer to define the install location of the crystal. 
                // -1: the crystal is installed inner side of the vacuum chamber
                // 1: the crystal is installed at the out side of the vacuum chamber
    double C_xmax; //maximum in the x direction (dimension of the crystal) [m]
    double C_ymax; //maximum in the y direction (dimension of the cystal) [m]
    double Cry_length; //crystal length [m]
    double Rcurv; //curvature radius of the crystal [m]
    double C_rotation;
    double C_aperture;
    double C_offset;
    double C_tilt;
    double Cry_tilt;

};

#endif