Ocean* Application Development Framework - Ocean - Schlumberger

Geometry
The definition of the Vector3 class is:
public sealed class Vector3
{
public Vector3 (double x, double y, double z);
public Vector3 (Vector3 input) ;
public double Norm { ; }
public double X { ; }
public double Y { ; }
public double Z { ; }
public static readonly Vector3 MaxValue = new Vector3(Xy.MaxValue);
public static readonly Vector3 MinValue = new Vector3(Xy.MinValue);
public static readonly Vector3 Null = new Vector3 (Xy.Null);
public static readonly Vector3 Zero = new Vector3 (Xy.Zero);
public static double Dot (Vector3 lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public override bool Equals (object other);
public override int GetHashCode ();
public static Vector3 GetNormalized (Vector3 v);
public static bool IsNull (Vector3 obj);
public override string ToString ();
public static Vector3 operator – (Vector3 arg);
public static Vector3 operator – (Vector3 lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public static bool operator != (Vector3 lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public static Vector3 operator * (Vector3 lhs, double rhs);
public static Vector3 operator * (double lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public static Vector3 operator / (Vector3 lhs, double rhs);
public static Vector3 operator + (Vector3 arg);
public static Vector3 operator + (Vector3 lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public static bool operator == (Vector3 lhs, Vector3 rhs);
public static implicit [ ] operator double (Vector3 arg);
public static explicit operator Vector3 (double[ ] arg);
}
The Vector2 and Vector3 classes provide the same constructors, properties, and
methods. They vary only in the dimensions available. The Vector2 class is two
dimensional and has only X and Y components. The Vector3 class is threedimensional
and therefore has a Z component in addition to X and Y components.
The following sections detail the constructors, properties, and methods available.
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