Package org.jscience.physics.nuclear.kinematics.nuclear

Classes for calculating low energy relativistic kinematics and stopping in materials.

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Description

Class Summary

Absorber	An abstraction of a thickness of material acting as a stopper of energetic ions.
Beam	DOCUMENT ME!
Boost	This class handles general boosts from one lorentz frame to another.
EnergyLoss	DOCUMENT ME!
FocalPlanePlot	This class will execute a process to simulate the focal plane detector.
GasAbsorber	Implementation of Absorber for gasses.
MassExcessTable	Class for storing binding energies.
NuclearCollision	Given experimental parameters beam energy, beam, target, projectile, can give useful quantities via it's getter methods.
NuclearParticle	DOCUMENT ME!
Nucleus	Class representing atomic nuclei for the purposes of kinematics calculations.
PIDsimulation	This class will execute a process to simulate the focal plane detector.
RutherfordScattering	Class for calculating rutherford scattering cross sections in barns.
SolidAbsorber	Implementation of Absorber for a solid.
TableText	DOCUMENT ME!
TUNL_PID	This class will execute a process to simulate the focal plane detector.

Exception Summary

KinematicsException	Thrown in kinematically disallowed situations.
NuclearException	Thrown in the org.jscience.physics.nuclear.kinematics.nuclear package.

Package org.jscience.physics.nuclear.kinematics.nuclear Description

Classes for calculating low energy relativistic kinematics and stopping in materials.

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