LaserOpticalPhysics Class Reference

#include <LaserOpticalPhysics.h>

Inheritance diagram for LaserOpticalPhysics:

Public Member Functions
	LaserOpticalPhysics (G4LogicalVolumeToDDLogicalPartMap &map, const HepPDT::ParticleDataTable *table_, sim::FieldBuilder *fieldBuilder_, const edm::ParameterSet &p)
	constructor More...
Public Member Functions inherited from PhysicsList
	PhysicsList (G4LogicalVolumeToDDLogicalPartMap &map, const HepPDT::ParticleDataTable *table_, sim::FieldBuilder *fieldBuilder_, const edm::ParameterSet &p)
virtual void	SetCuts ()
virtual	~PhysicsList ()

Detailed Description

Custom physics to activate optical processes for the simulation of the Laser Alignment System

Date:

2009/12/10 18:10:05

Revision:

1.4

Author

Maarten Thomas

Definition at line 15 of file LaserOpticalPhysics.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

LaserOpticalPhysics::LaserOpticalPhysics	(	G4LogicalVolumeToDDLogicalPartMap &	map,
		const HepPDT::ParticleDataTable *	table_,
		sim::FieldBuilder *	fieldBuilder_,
		const edm::ParameterSet &	p
	)

constructor

Definition at line 25 of file LaserOpticalPhysics.cc.

References gather_cfg::cout, and edm::ParameterSet::getUntrackedParameter().

: PhysicsList(map, table_, fieldBuilder_, p)
{
  int  ver     = p.getUntrackedParameter<int>("Verbosity",0);
  G4DataQuestionaire it(photon);
  std::cout << "You are using the simulation engine: QGSP together with optical physics" 
        << std::endl;
  
  // EM Physics
  RegisterPhysics(new CMSEmStandardPhysics(ver));
  // Synchroton Radiation & GN Physics
  RegisterPhysics(new G4EmExtraPhysics(ver));
  // Decays
  RegisterPhysics(new G4DecayPhysics(ver));
  // Hadron Elastic scattering
  G4HadronicProcessStore::Instance()->SetVerbose(ver);
  RegisterPhysics(new G4HadronElasticPhysics(ver)); 
  // Hadron Physics
  RegisterPhysics(new G4HadronPhysicsQGSP_FTFP_BERT(ver));
  // Stopping Physics
  RegisterPhysics(new G4StoppingPhysics(ver));
  // Ion Physics
  RegisterPhysics(new G4IonPhysics(ver));
  // Optical physics
  RegisterPhysics(new LaserOpticalPhysicsList("optical"));

}