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) This is the first PR in a series that divides the Material Mapping into logical, unit testable modules: 1) Finding intersections with surfaces and associations to volumes (MM2) 2) Assigning material interactions to those intersections (MM1) 3) Mapping those onto dedicated Surface / Volume Material Mappers (MM3, this PR, partly) 4) Steer that by a chained algorithm (MM4) This PR: It encapsulates the pure accumulation of the material for Surface based materials into a new module. The accumulation is now decoupled from the association, i.e. one can run the mapping with a navigator or with a trial and error method, and still use the exact same material mapper. The code is largely transferred from the 'SurfaceMaterialMapper' which will vanish to exist after this re-organization. @Corentin-Allaire - the State of this Mapper would have all the access to run the optimisation, I have not yet re-introduced the track variance, but that should be a five-line change. This PR is blocked by acts-project#3015 and acts-project#3016. All cases are showcased and tested in a set of UnitTests.
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) This is the first PR in a series that divides the Material Mapping into logical, unit testable modules: 1) Finding intersections with surfaces and associations to volumes (MM2) 2) Assigning material interactions to those intersections (MM1) 3) Mapping those onto dedicated Surface / Volume Material Mappers (MM3, this PR, partly) 4) Steer that by a chained algorithm (MM4) This PR: It encapsulates the pure accumulation of the material for Surface based materials into a new module. The accumulation is now decoupled from the association, i.e. one can run the mapping with a navigator or with a trial and error method, and still use the exact same material mapper. The code is largely transferred from the 'SurfaceMaterialMapper' which will vanish to exist after this re-organization. @Corentin-Allaire - the State of this Mapper would have all the access to run the optimisation, I have not yet re-introduced the track variance, but that should be a five-line change. This PR is blocked by acts-project#3015 and acts-project#3016. All cases are showcased and tested in a set of UnitTests.
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) This is the first PR in a series that divides the Material Mapping into logical, unit testable modules: 1) Finding intersections with surfaces and associations to volumes (MM2) 2) Assigning material interactions to those intersections (MM1) 3) Mapping those onto dedicated Surface / Volume Material Mappers (MM3, this PR, partly) 4) Steer that by a chained algorithm (MM4) This PR: It encapsulates the pure accumulation of the material for Surface based materials into a new module. The accumulation is now decoupled from the association, i.e. one can run the mapping with a navigator or with a trial and error method, and still use the exact same material mapper. The code is largely transferred from the 'SurfaceMaterialMapper' which will vanish to exist after this re-organization. @Corentin-Allaire - the State of this Mapper would have all the access to run the optimisation, I have not yet re-introduced the track variance, but that should be a five-line change. This PR is blocked by acts-project#3015 and acts-project#3016. All cases are showcased and tested in a set of UnitTests.
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This is the first PR in a series that divides the Material Mapping into logical, unit testable modules:
This PR:
It encapsulates the pure accumulation of the material for Surface based materials into a new module. The accumulation is now decoupled from the association, i.e. one can run the mapping with a navigator or with a trial and error method, and still use the exact same material mapper.
The code is largely transferred from the 'SurfaceMaterialMapper' which will vanish to exist after this re-organization.
@Corentin-Allaire - the State of this Mapper would have all the access to run the optimisation, I have not yet re-introduced the track variance, but that should be a five-line change.
This PR is blocked by #3015 and #3016.
All cases are showcased and tested in a set of UnitTests.