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Adding x_sep for integration of NuSTAR like optics #74

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X_sep as the distance between the mirror stacks has to be added to both TRestAxionTrueWolterOptics and TRestAxionWolterOptics.
Update: It is now added to everything but the GetConeVectorIntersection(), where the vector intersects with the cone in the framework.

@jgalan jgalan self-requested a review August 28, 2023 13:08
@@ -174,6 +174,10 @@ void TRestAxionTrueWolterOptics::Initialize() {
fAlpha = GetAlpha();
fThickness = GetThickness();

fXSep.clear();
for (const auto& a : fAlpha)
fXSep.push_back(2 * (fR1 - fR3 - fMirrorLength * TMath::Sin(a)) / TMath::Tan(a));
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fR3 is a std::vector that's why the compilation is failing, and validation is not going through.

Your need to access the elements of fR1 and fR3.

for( size_t n = 0; n < fAlpha.size(); n++ )
     fXSep.push_back(2 * (fR1[n] - fR3[n] - fMirrorLength * TMath::Sin(fAlpha[n])) / TMath::Tan(fAlpha[n]));

where I am assuming fAlpha, fR1 and fR3 have the same number of elements.

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Ah, yeah, that's true!

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