#include <string>
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| mygsl |
| Top-level namespace of the Bayeux/mygsl module library.
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| genbb |
| Top-level namespace of the Bayeux/genbb_help module library.
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| genbb::decay0 |
| Nested namespace of the Bayeux/genbb_help module library (decay0 C++ port)
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enum | genbb::decay0::decay0_particle_type {
genbb::decay0::GAMMA = 1,
genbb::decay0::POSITRON = 2,
genbb::decay0::ELECTRON = 3,
genbb::decay0::NEUTRINO = 4,
genbb::decay0::MUONPLUS = 5,
genbb::decay0::MUONMINUS = 6,
genbb::decay0::PION0 = 7,
genbb::decay0::PIONPLUS = 8,
genbb::decay0::PIONMINUS = 9,
genbb::decay0::KAON0LONG = 10,
genbb::decay0::KAONPLUS = 11,
genbb::decay0::KAONMINUS = 12,
genbb::decay0::NEUTRON = 13,
genbb::decay0::PROTON = 14,
genbb::decay0::ANTIPROTON = 15,
genbb::decay0::KAON0SHORT = 16,
genbb::decay0::ETA = 17,
genbb::decay0::LAMBDA = 18,
genbb::decay0::SIGMAPLUS = 19,
genbb::decay0::SIGMA0 = 20,
genbb::decay0::SIGMAMINUS = 21,
genbb::decay0::XI0 = 22,
genbb::decay0::XIMINUS = 23,
genbb::decay0::OMEGA = 24,
genbb::decay0::ANTINEUTRON = 25,
genbb::decay0::ANTILAMBDA = 26,
genbb::decay0::ANTISIGMAMINUS = 27,
genbb::decay0::ANTISIGMA0 = 28,
genbb::decay0::ANTISIGMAPLUS = 29,
genbb::decay0::ANTIXI0 = 30,
genbb::decay0::ANTIXIPLUS = 31,
genbb::decay0::ANTIOMEGAPLUS = 32,
genbb::decay0::DEUTERON = 45,
genbb::decay0::TRITIUM = 46,
genbb::decay0::ALPHA = 47,
genbb::decay0::GEANTINO = 48,
genbb::decay0::HE3 = 49,
genbb::decay0::CERENKOV = 50
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const std::string | genbb::decay0::decay0_geant3_particle_name (int np) |
| Return the name of the particle with given ID (MeV) More...
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double | genbb::decay0::decay0_particle_mass (int np) |
| Return the mass of the particle with given ID (MeV) More...
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double | genbb::decay0::decay0_emass () |
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void | genbb::decay0::decay0_particle (mygsl::rng &prng, primary_event &event, int np, double E1, double E2, double teta1, double teta2, double phi1, double phi2, double tclev, double thlev, double &tdlev) |
| Generation of isotropical emission of particle in the range of energies and angles. More...
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