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Toolkit for the simulation of the passage of particles through matter
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G4VEntanglementClipBoard.hh
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29// GEANT4 class header file
30//
31// Class Description:
32// Base class for a clipboard for communicating between quantum entangled tracks.
33//
34// ------------------ G4VEntanglementClipBoard ------------------
35//
36// Author: J.Allison, May 2017
37//
38// --------------------------------------------------------------------
39
40// Usage:
41//
42// In the method that generates entangled secondaries
43// (See, for example, G4eplusAnnihilation::AtRestDoIt)
44// Make a shared pointer to a clip board and attach it to the tracks through
45// G4EntanglementAuxInfo. That way the clip board lasts the life of both tracks.
46// (G4XXXEntanglementClipBoard is your class inherited from this class)
47// (See, for example, G4eplusAnnihilationEntanglementClipBoard)
48// auto clipBoard = std::make_shared<G4XXXEntanglementClipBoard>();
49// For each secondary
50// G4Track* track = new G4Track(...
51// ...
52// clipBoard->SetTrackA(track);
53// track->SetAuxiliaryTrackInformation(0,new G4EntanglementAuxInfo(clipBoard));
54// Then repeat for track B
55//
56// In the method that does the quantum "measurement"
57// (See, for example, G4LivermorePolarizedComptonModel::SampleSecondaries)
58// const auto* auxInfo = fParticleChange->GetCurrentTrack()->GetAuxiliaryTrackInformation(0);
59// if (auxInfo) {
60// const auto* entanglementAuxInfo = dynamic_cast<const G4EntanglementAuxInfo*>(auxInfo);
61// if (entanglementAuxInfo) {
62// auto* clipBoard = dynamic_cast<G4XXXEntanglementClipBoard*>
63// (entanglementAuxInfo->GetEntanglementClipBoard());
64// if (clipBoard) {
65// if (clipBoard->IsTrack1Measurement()) {
66// if (clipBoard->GetTrackB() == fParticleChange->GetCurrentTrack()) {
67// clipBoard->ResetTrack1Measurement();
68// // Store information
69// ...
70// }
71// } else if (clipBoard->IsTrack2Measurement()) {
72// if (clipBoard->GetTrackA() == fParticleChange->GetCurrentTrack()) {
73// clipBoard->ResetTrack2Measurement();
74// // Retrieve information and apply quantum mechanics
75// ...
76// }
77// }
78// }
79// }
80// }
81
82#ifndef G4VEntanglementClipBoard_hh
83#define G4VEntanglementClipBoard_hh
84
85#include "globals.hh"
86
88class G4Track;
89
91
92public:
93
95 : fpParentParticleDefinition(0)
96 , fTrackA(0)
97 , fTrackB(0)
98 , fTrack1Measurement(true)
99 , fTrack2Measurement(true)
100 {}
102
104 {fpParentParticleDefinition = p;}
106 {return fpParentParticleDefinition;}
107
108 void SetTrackA(const G4Track* track) {fTrackA = track;}
109 void SetTrackB(const G4Track* track) {fTrackB = track;}
110 const G4Track* GetTrackA() const {return fTrackA;}
111 const G4Track* GetTrackB() const {return fTrackB;}
112
113 // The entanglement-sensitive process is responsible for setting this.
114 void ResetTrack1Measurement() {fTrack1Measurement = false;}
115 void ResetTrack2Measurement() {fTrack2Measurement = false;}
116 G4bool IsTrack1Measurement() const {return fTrack1Measurement;}
117 G4bool IsTrack2Measurement() const {return fTrack2Measurement;}
118
119private:
120
121 G4ParticleDefinition* fpParentParticleDefinition;
122
123 // Use pointer values to identify tracks. We don't know in which order the
124 // tracks will be processed so let us call them A & B.
125 const G4Track* fTrackA;
126 const G4Track* fTrackB;
127
128 // False until first measurement...
129 G4bool fTrack1Measurement; // ...of the first encountered track
130 G4bool fTrack2Measurement; // ...of the second encountered track
131
132};
133
134#endif
bool G4bool
Definition G4Types.hh:86
const G4Track * GetTrackB() const
G4ParticleDefinition * GetParentParticleDefinition() const
void SetParentParticleDefinition(G4ParticleDefinition *p)
void SetTrackB(const G4Track *track)
void SetTrackA(const G4Track *track)
const G4Track * GetTrackA() const