Struct CollisionEvent

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pub struct CollisionEvent {
    pub min_characteristic_length: f32,
    pub sat_kind: SatKind,
    pub input_mass: f32,
    pub satellites: Array1<Satellite>,
    pub max_characteristic_length: f32,
}

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§min_characteristic_length: f32§sat_kind: SatKind§input_mass: f32§satellites: Array1<Satellite>§max_characteristic_length: f32

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impl CollisionEvent

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pub fn new( satellites: &[Satellite], min_characteristic_length: f32, ) -> CollisionEvent

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impl Debug for CollisionEvent

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl FragmentationEvent for CollisionEvent

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fn fragment_count(&self, min_characteristic_len: f32) -> f32

Returns the power law distribution for the number of fragments in a collision.

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  • m_proj - The mass of the projectile. [kg]
  • m_targ - The mass of the target. [kg]
  • v_impact - The impact velocity of the collision. [km/s]
  • characteristic_len - Then characteristic length. [m]
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fn location(&self) -> Array1<f32>

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fn min_characteristic_length(&self) -> f32

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fn max_characteristic_length(&self) -> f32

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fn power_law_exponent(&self) -> f32

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fn kind(&self) -> &SatKind

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fn delta_velocity_offset(&self) -> [f32; 2]

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