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| 10 | 10 | == Hadronic models == |
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| 12 | | All models of hadronic interactions are implemented as classes inheriting from the `Model` class. If the model exists in several variants or versions, or if its amplitude can be calculated in several modes, the user can make a choice via the `Configure` method. Afterwards, the `Init` method shall be used to initialize model parameters and perform (potentially) time-expensive initialisations (e.g. pre-sampling). |
| | 12 | All models of hadronic interactions are implemented as classes inheriting from the `Model` class. If the model exists in several variants or versions, or if its amplitude can be calculated in several modes, the user can make the choice via the `Configure` method. Afterwards, the `Init` method shall be used to initialize model parameters and perform (potentially) time-expensive initialisations (e.g. pre-sampling). |
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| 14 | 14 | The scattering amplitude (in t-space) and profile function (amplitude in b-space) can be caluculated by `Amp(t)` and `Prf(b)` methods respectively. For details (normalisation etc.) see the journal publication linked from the [[https://elegent.hepforge.org/|home page]]. |
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