#include <G4VPhysChemIO.hh>
Definition at line 43 of file G4VPhysChemIO.hh.
◆ G4VPhysChemIO()
| G4VPhysChemIO::G4VPhysChemIO |
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◆ ~G4VPhysChemIO()
| G4VPhysChemIO::~G4VPhysChemIO |
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◆ AddEmptyLineInOutputFile()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::AddEmptyLineInOutputFile |
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◆ CloseFile()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::CloseFile |
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◆ CreateSolvatedElectron()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::CreateSolvatedElectron |
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const G4Track * | , |
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G4ThreeVector * | finalPosition = nullptr ) |
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Same idea as the previous method but for solvated electron. This method should be used by the physics model of the ElectronSolvatation process.
Implemented in G4PhysChemIO::FormattedText.
◆ CreateWaterMolecule()
When DNA physics model create a water molecule, you'll get a notification through this method. The ElectronicModification is a flag telling whether the molecule is ionized or excited, the electronic level is calculated by the model and the IncomingTrack is the track responsible for the creation of this molecule (electron, proton...)
Implemented in G4PhysChemIO::FormattedText.
◆ InitializeFile()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::InitializeFile |
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◆ InitializeMaster()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::InitializeMaster |
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◆ InitializeThread()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::InitializeThread |
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◆ NewEvent()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::NewEvent |
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◆ NewRun()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::NewRun |
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◆ WriteInto()
| virtual void G4VPhysChemIO::WriteInto |
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std::ios_base::openmode | mode = std::ios_base::out ) |
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Tells the chemistry manager to write into a file the position and electronic state of the water molecule and the position thermalized or not of the solvated electron
Implemented in G4PhysChemIO::FormattedText.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: