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#include "CLASSHeaders.hxx"
#include "Irradiation/IM_RK4.hxx"
//#include "Irradiation/IM_Matrix.hxx"
..
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//...
IM_RK4* Solver = new IM_RK4(LogObject); // or new IM_RK4(); // uses a default logfile
// IM_Matrix* Solver = new IM_Matrix(LogObject); // or new IM_Matrix(); //uses default logfile
PhysicModels* PHYMOD = new PhysicModels(XSMOX, EQMLINPWRMOX, Solver);
//...
}
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LogObject is a CLASSLogger object (see section~\ref{sec:logclass}).
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\part{CLASSGui : The results viewer}
\part{CLASSGui : The results viewer}
\subsection{How to build an Irradiation Model}
The strength of CLASS is to allow the user to build his own physic models, this section explains how to build a new Bateman solver (Irradiation Model) and to incorporate it into CLASS.
