OMSimDecaysGPS.hh

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#pragma once
#include "OMSimOpticalModule.hh"
#include <globals.hh>
class OMSimDecaysGPS
{
public:
 
  static OMSimDecaysGPS &getInstance()
  {
    static OMSimDecaysGPS instance;
    return instance;
  }
 
  void simulateDecaysInPMTs(G4double pTimeWindow);
  void simulateDecaysInPressureVessel(G4double pTimeWindow);
 
  void setOpticalModule(OMSimOpticalModule *p_opticalModule) { m_opticalModule = p_opticalModule; };
  void setProductionRadius(G4double pProductionRadius);
  G4String getDecayTerminationNuclide();
 
private:
  // Define a map that maps isotopes to their GPS commands
  std::map<G4String, G4String> m_isotopeCommands = {
      {"U238", "/gps/ion 92 238 0"},
      {"U235", "/gps/ion 92 235 0"},
      {"Ra226", "/gps/ion 88 226 0"},
      {"Ra224", "/gps/ion 88 224 0"},
      {"Th232", "/gps/ion 90 232 0"},
      {"K40", "/gps/ion 19 40 0"}};
 
  // Define a map that maps isotopes to their termination isotope (Ra is gas state and chains are often not in secular equilibrium)
  // Ra224 with a lifetime of ~4d breaks equilibrium far less than Ra226, with half life ~1600y, so activity of Th232 and Ra224 will probably be very similar
  std::map<G4String, G4String> m_terminationIsotopes = {
      {"U238", "Ra226"},
      {"Th232", "Ra224"},
      {"Ra226", "none"},
      {"Ra224", "none"},
      {"U235", "none"},
      {"K40", "none"}};
 
  void generalGPS();
  void configureIsotopeGPS(G4String Isotope, G4String location);
  std::map<G4String, G4int> calculateNumberOfDecays(G4MaterialPropertiesTable *pMPT, G4double pTimeWindow, G4double pMass);
  OMSimOpticalModule *m_opticalModule;
  G4double m_productionRadius;
  G4String m_nuclideStopName;
 
  OMSimDecaysGPS() = default;
  ~OMSimDecaysGPS() = default;
  OMSimDecaysGPS(const OMSimDecaysGPS &) = delete;
  OMSimDecaysGPS &operator=(const OMSimDecaysGPS &) = delete;
};