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Air Shower Physics
corsika
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ralfulrich
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Ralf Ulrich
3 years ago
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Resolve "Trajectories crossing observation plane"
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@@ -38,6 +38,11 @@ namespace corsika {
* two-step leap-frog algorithm, but with analytically exact geometric
* intersections between leap-frog steps and geometric volumes
* (spheres, planes).
*
* Note that leap-frog times and length always reflect the actual properties of
* the final step. The internal steplength is slightly shorter, because the second
* halve steps of the algorithm is slightly longer than the first one (in principle
* violating |v|=const).
*/
class
Tracking
:
public
Intersect
<
Tracking
>
{
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