celeritas::PhysicsStateData< W, M > Struct Template Reference

Dynamic physics (models, processes) state data. More...

#include <PhysicsData.hh>

Public Types
template<class T >
using	StateItems = celeritas::StateCollection< T, W, M >
template<class T >
using	Items = celeritas::Collection< T, W, M >

Public Member Functions
	operator bool () const
	True if assigned.
size_type	size () const
	State size.
template<Ownership W2, MemSpace M2>
PhysicsStateData &	operator= (PhysicsStateData< W2, M2 > &other)
	Assign from another set of states.

Public Attributes
StateItems< PhysicsTrackState >	state
	Track state [track].
StateItems< MscStep >	msc_step
	Internal MSC data [track].
Items< real_type >	per_process_xs
	XS [track][particle process].
AtomicRelaxStateData< W, M >	relaxation
	Scratch data.
StackAllocatorData< Secondary, W, M >	secondaries
	Secondary stack.

Detailed Description

template<Ownership W, MemSpace M>
struct celeritas::PhysicsStateData< W, M >

Dynamic physics (models, processes) state data.

The "xs scratch space" is a 2D array of reals, indexed with [track_id][el_component_id], where the fast-moving dimension has the greatest number of element components of any material in the problem. This can be used for the physics to calculate microscopic cross sections.

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

• phys/PhysicsData.hh