The ObservationPlane writes PDG codes, energies, and distances of particles to the central point of the plane into its output file. More...

#include <ObservationPlane.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for corsika::ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter >:

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Public Member Functions
	ObservationPlane (Plane const &, DirectionVector const &, bool=true)

template<typename TParticle , typename TTrajectory >
ProcessReturn	doContinuous (TParticle &vParticle, TTrajectory &vTrajectory, bool const stepLimit)

template<typename TParticle , typename TTrajectory >
LengthType	getMaxStepLength (TParticle const &, TTrajectory const &vTrajectory)

void	showResults () const

void	reset ()

HEPEnergyType	getEnergyGround () const

YAML::Node	getConfig () const

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from corsika::BaseProcess< ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > >
using	process_type = ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter >
	Base processor type for use in other template classes.

Static Public Attributes inherited from corsika::BaseProcess< ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > >
static bool const	is_process_sequence

static bool const	is_switch_process_sequence

Protected Member Functions inherited from corsika::BaseProcess< ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > >
ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > &	ref ()

const ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > &	ref () const

Protected Attributes inherited from corsika::BaseProcess< ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter > >
friend	TDerived

Detailed Description

template<typename TTracking, typename TOutputWriter = ObservationPlaneWriterParquet>
class corsika::ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter >

The ObservationPlane writes PDG codes, energies, and distances of particles to the central point of the plane into its output file.

The particles are considered "absorbed" afterwards.

Note/Limitation:** as discussed in https://gitlab.ikp.kit.edu/AirShowerPhysics/corsika/-/issues/397 you cannot put two ObservationPlanes exactly on top of each other. Even if one of them is "permeable". You have to put a small gap in between the two plane in such a scenario, or develop another more specialized output class.

Definition at line 34 of file ObservationPlane.hpp.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

corsika/modules/ObservationPlane.hpp

Public Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description

template<typename TTracking, typename TOutputWriter = ObservationPlaneWriterParquet> class corsika::ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter >

template<typename TTracking, typename TOutputWriter = ObservationPlaneWriterParquet>
class corsika::ObservationPlane< TTracking, TOutputWriter >