PxPyPzM4D.h

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// @(#)root/mathcore:$Id: 464c29f33a8bbd8462a3e15b7e4c30c6f5b74a30 $
// Authors: W. Brown, M. Fischler, L. Moneta    2005
 
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// Header file for class PxPyPzM4D
//
// Created by: fischler at Wed Jul 20   2005
//   (starting from PxPyPzM4D by moneta)
//
// Last update: $Id: 464c29f33a8bbd8462a3e15b7e4c30c6f5b74a30 $
//
#ifndef ROOT_Math_GenVector_PxPyPzM4D
#define ROOT_Math_GenVector_PxPyPzM4D  1
 
#include "Math/GenVector/eta.h"
 
#include "Math/GenVector/GenVector_exception.h"
 
 
#include <cmath>
 
namespace ROOT {
 
namespace Math {
 
//__________________________________________________________________________________________
/**
    Class describing a 4D coordinate system
    or momentum-energy vectors stored as (Px, Py, Pz, M).
    This system is useful to describe ultra-relativistic particles
    (like electrons at LHC) to avoid numerical errors evaluating the mass
    when E >>> m
    The metric used is (-,-,-,+)
    Spacelike particles (M2 < 0) are described with negative mass values,
    but in this case m2 must always be less than P2 to preserve a positive value of E2
 
    @ingroup GenVector
 
    @sa Overview of the @ref GenVector "physics vector library"
*/
 
template <class ScalarType = double>
class PxPyPzM4D {
 
public :
 
   typedef ScalarType Scalar;
   static constexpr unsigned int Dimension = 4U;
 
   // --------- Constructors ---------------
 
   /**
      Default constructor  with x=y=z=m=0
   */
   PxPyPzM4D() : fX(0.0), fY(0.0), fZ(0.0), fM(0.0) { }
 
 
   /**
      Constructor  from x, y , z , m values
   */
   PxPyPzM4D(Scalar px, Scalar py, Scalar pz, Scalar m) :
      fX(px), fY(py), fZ(pz), fM(m) {
 
      if (fM < 0) RestrictNegMass();
   }
 
   /**
      construct from any 4D  coordinate system class
      implementing X(), Y(), X() and M()
   */
   template <class CoordSystem>
   explicit constexpr PxPyPzM4D(const CoordSystem & v) :
      fX( v.X() ), fY( v.Y() ), fZ( v.Z() ), fM( v.M() )
   { }
 
   // for g++  3.2 and 3.4 on 32 bits found that the compiler generated copy ctor and assignment are much slower
   // so we decided to re-implement them ( there is no no need to have them with g++4)
   /**
      copy constructor
    */
   PxPyPzM4D(const PxPyPzM4D & v) :
      fX(v.fX), fY(v.fY), fZ(v.fZ), fM(v.fM) { }
 
   /**
      assignment operator
    */
   PxPyPzM4D & operator = (const PxPyPzM4D & v) {
      fX = v.fX;
      fY = v.fY;
      fZ = v.fZ;
      fM = v.fM;
      return *this;
   }
 
 
   /**
      construct from any 4D  coordinate system class
      implementing X(), Y(), X() and M()
   */
   template <class AnyCoordSystem>
   PxPyPzM4D & operator = (const AnyCoordSystem & v) {
      fX = v.X();
      fY = v.Y();
      fZ = v.Z();
      fM = v.M();
      return *this;
   }
 
   /**
      Set internal data based on an array of 4 Scalar numbers
   */
   void SetCoordinates( const Scalar src[] ) {
      fX=src[0]; fY=src[1]; fZ=src[2]; fM=src[3];
      if (fM < 0) RestrictNegMass();
   }
 
   /**
      get internal data into an array of 4 Scalar numbers
   */
   void GetCoordinates( Scalar dest[] ) const
   { dest[0] = fX; dest[1] = fY; dest[2] = fZ; dest[3] = fM; }
 
   /**
      Set internal data based on 4 Scalar numbers
   */
   void SetCoordinates(Scalar  px, Scalar  py, Scalar  pz, Scalar m) {
      fX=px; fY=py; fZ=pz; fM=m;
      if (fM < 0) RestrictNegMass();
   }
 
   /**
      get internal data into 4 Scalar numbers
   */
   void GetCoordinates(Scalar& px, Scalar& py, Scalar& pz, Scalar& m) const
   { px=fX; py=fY; pz=fZ; m=fM;}
 
   // --------- Coordinates and Coordinate-like Scalar properties -------------
 
   // cartesian (Minkowski)coordinate accessors
 
   Scalar Px() const { return fX;}
   Scalar Py() const { return fY;}
   Scalar Pz() const { return fZ;}
   Scalar M() const  { return fM; }
 
   Scalar X() const { return fX;}
   Scalar Y() const { return fY;}
   Scalar Z() const { return fZ;}
 
   // other coordinate representation
   /**
      Energy
    */
   Scalar E() const { using std::sqrt; return sqrt(E2()); }
 
   Scalar T() const { return E();}
 
   /**
      squared magnitude of spatial components
   */
   Scalar P2() const { return fX*fX + fY*fY + fZ*fZ; }
 
   /**
      magnitude of spatial components (magnitude of 3-momentum)
   */
   Scalar P() const { using std::sqrt; return sqrt(P2()); }
   Scalar R() const { return P(); }
 
   /**
      vector magnitude squared (or mass squared)
      In case of negative mass (spacelike particles return negative values)
   */
   Scalar M2() const   {
      return ( fM  >= 0 ) ?  fM*fM :  -fM*fM;
   }
   Scalar Mag2() const { return M2(); }
 
   Scalar Mag() const    { return M(); }
 
   /**
      energy squared
   */
   Scalar E2() const {
      Scalar e2 =  P2() + M2();
      // protect against numerical errors when M2() is negative
      return e2 > 0 ? e2 : 0;
   }
 
   /**
       transverse spatial component squared
   */
   Scalar Pt2()   const { return fX*fX + fY*fY;}
   Scalar Perp2() const { return Pt2();}
 
   /**
      Transverse spatial component (P_perp or rho)
   */
   Scalar Pt() const { using std::sqrt; return sqrt(Perp2()); }
   Scalar Perp() const { return Pt();}
   Scalar Rho()  const { return Pt();}
 
   /**
       transverse mass squared
   */
   Scalar Mt2() const { return E2() - fZ*fZ; }
 
   /**
      transverse mass
   */
   Scalar Mt() const {
      const Scalar mm = Mt2();
      if (mm >= 0) {
         using std::sqrt;
         return sqrt(mm);
      } else {
         GenVector::Throw ("PxPyPzM4D::Mt() - Tachyonic:\n"
                           "    Pz^2 > E^2 so the transverse mass would be imaginary");
         using std::sqrt;
         return -sqrt(-mm);
      }
   }
 
   /**
       transverse energy squared
   */
   Scalar Et2() const {  // is (E^2 * pt ^2) / p^2
      // but it is faster to form p^2 from pt^2
      Scalar pt2 = Pt2();
      return pt2 == 0 ? 0 : E2() * pt2/( pt2 + fZ*fZ );
   }
 
   /**
      transverse energy
   */
   Scalar Et() const {
      const Scalar etet = Et2();
      using std::sqrt;
      return sqrt(etet);
   }
 
   /**
      azimuthal angle
   */
   Scalar Phi() const { using std::atan2; return (fX == 0.0 && fY == 0.0) ? 0.0 : atan2(fY, fX); }
 
   /**
      polar angle
   */
   Scalar Theta() const { using std::atan2; return (fX == 0.0 && fY == 0.0 && fZ == 0.0) ? 0 : atan2(Pt(), fZ); }
 
   /**
       pseudorapidity
   */
   Scalar Eta() const {
      return Impl::Eta_FromRhoZ ( Pt(), fZ);
   }
 
   // --------- Set Coordinates of this system  ---------------
 
 
   /**
      set X value
   */
   void SetPx( Scalar  px) {
      fX = px;
   }
   /**
      set Y value
   */
   void SetPy( Scalar  py) {
      fY = py;
   }
   /**
      set Z value
   */
   void SetPz( Scalar  pz) {
      fZ = pz;
   }
   /**
      set T value
   */
   void SetM( Scalar  m) {
      fM = m;
      if (fM < 0) RestrictNegMass();
   }
 
   /**
       set all values
   */
   void SetPxPyPzE(Scalar px, Scalar py, Scalar pz, Scalar e);
 
   // ------ Manipulations -------------
 
   /**
      negate the 4-vector -  Note that the energy cannot be negate (would need an additional data member)
      therefore negate will work only on the spatial components.
      One would need to use negate only with vectors having the energy as data members
   */
   void Negate( ) {
      fX = -fX;
      fY = -fY;
      fZ = -fZ;
      GenVector::Throw ("PxPyPzM4D::Negate - cannot negate the energy - can negate only the spatial components");
   }
 
   /**
      scale coordinate values by a scalar quantity a
   */
   void Scale( const Scalar & a) {
      fX *= a;
      fY *= a;
      fZ *= a;
      fM *= a;
   }
 
 
   /**
      Exact equality
   */
   bool operator == (const PxPyPzM4D & rhs) const {
      return fX == rhs.fX && fY == rhs.fY && fZ == rhs.fZ && fM == rhs.fM;
   }
   bool operator != (const PxPyPzM4D & rhs) const {return !(operator==(rhs));}
 
 
   // ============= Compatibility section ==================
 
   // The following make this coordinate system look enough like a CLHEP
   // vector that an assignment member template can work with either
   Scalar x() const { return X(); }
   Scalar y() const { return Y(); }
   Scalar z() const { return Z(); }
   Scalar t() const { return E(); }
 
 
 
#if defined(__MAKECINT__) || defined(G__DICTIONARY)
 
   // ====== Set member functions for coordinates in other systems =======
 
   void SetPt(Scalar pt);
 
   void SetEta(Scalar eta);
 
   void SetPhi(Scalar phi);
 
   void SetE(Scalar t);
 
#endif
 
private:
 
   // restrict the value of negative mass to avoid unphysical negative E2 values
   // M2 must be less than P2 for the tachionic particles - otherwise use positive values
   inline void RestrictNegMass() {
      if ( fM >=0 ) return;
      if ( P2() - fM*fM  < 0 ) {
         GenVector::Throw("PxPyPzM4D::unphysical value of mass, set to closest physical value");
         fM = - P();
      }
      return;
   }
 
 
   /**
      (contiguous) data containing the coordinate values x,y,z,t
   */
 
   ScalarType fX;
   ScalarType fY;
   ScalarType fZ;
   ScalarType fM;
 
};
 
} // end namespace Math
} // end namespace ROOT
 
 
// move implementations here to avoid circle dependencies
 
#include "Math/GenVector/PxPyPzE4D.h"
#include "Math/GenVector/PtEtaPhiM4D.h"
 
namespace ROOT {
 
namespace Math {
 
template <class ScalarType>
inline void PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>::SetPxPyPzE(Scalar px, Scalar py, Scalar pz, Scalar e) {
   *this = PxPyPzE4D<Scalar> (px, py, pz, e);
}
 
 
#if defined(__MAKECINT__) || defined(G__DICTIONARY)
 
  // ====== Set member functions for coordinates in other systems =======
 
  // ====== Set member functions for coordinates in other systems =======
 
template <class ScalarType>
inline void PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>::SetPt(ScalarType pt) {
   GenVector_exception e("PxPyPzM4D::SetPt() is not supposed to be called");
   throw e;
   PtEtaPhiE4D<ScalarType> v(*this); v.SetPt(pt); *this = PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>(v);
}
template <class ScalarType>
inline void PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>::SetEta(ScalarType eta) {
   GenVector_exception e("PxPyPzM4D::SetEta() is not supposed to be called");
   throw e;
   PtEtaPhiE4D<ScalarType> v(*this); v.SetEta(eta); *this = PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>(v);
}
template <class ScalarType>
inline void PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>::SetPhi(ScalarType phi) {
   GenVector_exception e("PxPyPzM4D::SetPhi() is not supposed to be called");
   throw e;
   PtEtaPhiE4D<ScalarType> v(*this); v.SetPhi(phi); *this = PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>(v);
}
template <class ScalarType>
inline void PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>::SetE(ScalarType energy) {
   GenVector_exception e("PxPyPzM4D::SetE() is not supposed to be called");
   throw e;
   PxPyPzE4D<ScalarType> v(*this); v.SetE(energy);
   *this = PxPyPzM4D<ScalarType>(v);
}
 
 
#endif  // endif __MAKE__CINT || G__DICTIONARY
 
} // end namespace Math
 
} // end namespace ROOT
 
 
 
#endif // ROOT_Math_GenVector_PxPyPzM4D