Dust::EBins Class Reference

#include <energybins.hxx>

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List of all members.

Public Member Functions

EBins (void)

EBins (unsigned n)

EBins (const EBins &eb)

~EBins (void)

void DeletePointers (void)

void AllocatePointers (unsigned nelem)

void operator= (EBins &eb)

double E (unsigned i)

double T (unsigned i)

double DE (unsigned i)

double W1 (unsigned l, unsigned u)

double W2 (unsigned l, unsigned u)

double W3 (unsigned l, unsigned u)

double W4 (unsigned l, unsigned u)

double Wc (unsigned l)

double G (unsigned l, unsigned u, double E)

Detailed Description

This is the C++ wrap of the dust_EBins structs

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Dust::EBins::EBins ( void )

The default constructor makes a zero-bin object so not particularly functional.

References dust_EBins::Emax, dust_EBins::Emin, dust_EBins::n, and dust_EBins::Teqi.

Dust::EBins::EBins ( unsigned n )

n is the number of bins to make

References AllocatePointers(), and dust_EBins::n.

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Dust::EBins::EBins ( const EBins & eb )

Copy constructor: acutally copy the data over

References AllocatePointers(), dust_EBins::Emax, dust_EBins::Emin, dust_EBins::n, and dust_EBins::Teqi.

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Dust::EBins::~EBins ( void )

Pretty plain destructor

References DeletePointers().

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Member Function Documentation

void Dust::EBins::DeletePointers ( void )

Delete all of the pointers in the structure if they are not null

References dust_EBins::Emax, dust_EBins::Emin, and dust_EBins::Teqi.

Referenced by operator=(), and ~EBins().

void Dust::EBins::AllocatePointers ( unsigned nelem )

Allocate sufficient storage for all pointers

References dust_EBins::Emax, dust_EBins::Emin, and dust_EBins::Teqi.

Referenced by EBins().

void Dust::EBins::operator= ( EBins & eb )

Assignement : note that we take ownership of the pointers and destroy the asigner

References DeletePointers(), dust_EBins::Emax, dust_EBins::Emin, dust_EBins::n, and dust_EBins::Teqi.

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double Dust::EBins::E ( unsigned i )

Mean energy of bin i

References dust_EBins::Emax, and dust_EBins::Emin.

double Dust::EBins::T ( unsigned i )

Returns the energy of bin i

References dust_EBins::Teqi.

double Dust::EBins::DE ( unsigned i )

Width of bin i

References dust_EBins::Emax, and dust_EBins::Emin.

Referenced by G().

double Dust::EBins::G	(	unsigned	l,
		unsigned	u,
		double	E
	)

This is the bin width correction factor, see eq 17ff of Draine & Li 2001

References DE().

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Public Member Functions
	EBins (void)
	EBins (unsigned n)
	EBins (const EBins &eb)
	~EBins (void)
void	DeletePointers (void)
void	AllocatePointers (unsigned nelem)
void	operator= (EBins &eb)
double	E (unsigned i)
double	T (unsigned i)
double	DE (unsigned i)
double	W1 (unsigned l, unsigned u)
double	W2 (unsigned l, unsigned u)
double	W3 (unsigned l, unsigned u)
double	W4 (unsigned l, unsigned u)
double	Wc (unsigned l)
double	G (unsigned l, unsigned u, double E)