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#ifndef HYDRODYNAMICS_ELLIPSOID_HPP |
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#define HYDRODYNAMICS_ELLIPSOID_HPP |
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#include "hydrodynamics/Shape.hpp" |
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/** @class Ellipsoid */ |
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/** @class Ellipsoid |
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* An ellipsoid in OpenMD is restricted to having two equal |
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Ellipsoid(Vector3d origin, RealType rMajor, RealType rMinor, Mat3x3d rotMat); |
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Ellipsoid(Vector3d origin, RealType rAxial, RealType rEquatorial, Mat3x3d rotMat); |
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RealType getRAxial() {return rAxial_;} |
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RealType getREquatorial() {return rEquatorial_;} |
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