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BoronCarbide.h
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1//
2// Class BoronCarbide
3// Defines BoronCarbide as a material for particle-matter interactions
4//
5// Data taken from Standard Atomic Weight 2019 (https://www.qmul.ac.uk/sbcs/iupac/AtWt/),
6// atomic properties from PDG database (https://pdg.lbl.gov/2020/AtomicNuclearProperties)
7// and fit coefficients from ICRU Report 49.
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22#ifndef BORONCARBIDE_H
23#define BORONCARBIDE_H
24
25#include "Physics/Material.h"
26
27#include <cmath>
28
29namespace Physics {
30 class BoronCarbide: public Material {
31 public:
33 Material(26,
34 55.251,
35 2.52,
36 50.13,
37 84.7,
38 {{3.519, 3.963, 6065.0, 1243.0, 7.782e-3,
39 5.013, 0.4707, 85.8, 16.55, 3.211}})
40 { }
41 };
42}
43#endif
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