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//This function creates a particle that moves in a certain direction according to a //given path. The user may also choose the number of particles they want to create //and the total velocity at creation. The positions of each created particle are //generated randomly using the equation x = a + b * (random_float() - 0.5) //where a and b are randomly chosen between -1.0 and 1.0. The final velocity is //based on the velocity at creation, and is scaled such that the particle will //move at a speed of 1.0 at t = 0.0 and has a speed of 0.0 at t = 2.0. // //Note that the particles generated are very similar to an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck //process, which is a continuous time stochastic process that moves to an //equilibrium distribution. // //The path of the particles is a series of points along a line. These points are //iteratively generated and returned by the user. // //The user specifies the values of a and b for the x and y positions of the particle. //If a and b have the same value, the trajectory is linear and both components of the //velocity are the same. If a and b have different values, the trajectory is //circular and the x and y components of the velocity are both scaled by a/b and //a/b respectively. This method was implemented using MATLAB's interp1 function. // //The user also specifies the magnitude of the acceleration at creation, and the //number of particles to be created. // //This function will return one particle at a time to the array of particle data //that was passed in. The array will be populated such that the element at the //position returned by this function contains a reference to the particle. The //code assumes that the arrays are one-dimensional. // //The magnitude of the acceleration at creation is given by the input argument //(default is 0.0). This acceleration can be negative. The magnitude of the //acceleration is important in determining how quickly a particle is pushed //off the path. When a particle is near the end of the path, the acceleration //significantly increases, allowing the particle to move at a speed of 1.0 when
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=============== .. note:: This Particle Simulator has been deprecated. It is still kept here for backward compatibility, but please use the Particle Element instead. .. _particle-elements-simulator: Simulator --------- The Simulator is a special Element. It lets you define a force field and exert it on a single Particle. The Particle is confined to a rectangular box. This box can be rotated, translated and scaled. For most operations, you can do two things: - either act on an already existing particle (for which a position and a velocity can be given) - or create a new particle and start with the default values for position, velocity and other properties. .. figure:: /images/Simulator.png :width: 50% Creating a particle ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ To create a new particle, use the ``Particle(x,y,z,vx,vy,vz)`` method. It lets you specify the position and velocity of the particle (``x``, ``y``, ``z``), and also the direction of the velocity vector (``vx``, ``vy``, ``vz``). .. figure:: /images/Simulator.png :width: 50% Setting a force field ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The ``Particle.setForceField(ForceField)`` method lets you set the force field to apply to the particle. The ForceField defines what kind of force is applied, and its magnitude. The ``ForceField`` class holds these values and knows how to compute the force from them. .. figure:: /images/Simulator.png :width: 50% You can add a ForceField to a particle by calling ``Particle.addForceField(ForceField)``, and then removing it by calling ``Particle.removeForceField()``. (The later will also remove the ForceField from the particle, if it's the only ForceField.) This shows how to add a field from the right-hand side: .. figure:: /images/Simulator.png :width: 50% How to set the field type
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