#include <source/euler/initial_state_three_state_contrast.h>

Inheritance diagram for ryujin::EulerInitialStates::ThreeStateContrast< Description, dim, Number >:

Collaboration diagram for ryujin::EulerInitialStates::ThreeStateContrast< Description, dim, Number >:

Public Types
using	HyperbolicSystem = typename Description::HyperbolicSystem

using	View = typename Description::template HyperbolicSystemView< dim, Number >

using	state_type = typename View::state_type

Public Types inherited from ryujin::InitialState< Description, dim, Number >
using	View = typename Description::template HyperbolicSystemView< dim, Number >

using	state_type = typename View::state_type

using	initial_precomputed_type = typename View::initial_precomputed_type

Public Member Functions
	ThreeStateContrast (const HyperbolicSystem &hyperbolic_system, const std::string &subsection)

state_type	compute (const dealii::Point< dim > &point, Number) final

Public Member Functions inherited from ryujin::InitialState< Description, dim, Number >
	InitialState (const std::string &name, const std::string &subsection)

virtual state_type	compute (const dealii::Point< dim > &point, Number t)=0

virtual initial_precomputed_type	initial_precomputations (const dealii::Point< dim > &)

auto &	name () const

Detailed Description

template<typename Description, int dim, typename Number>
class ryujin::EulerInitialStates::ThreeStateContrast< Description, dim, Number >

An initial state formed by two contrasts of given "left", "middle" and "right" primitive states. The user defines the lengths of the left and middle regions. The rest of the domain is populated with the right region. This initial state (default values) can be used to replicate the classical Woodward-Colella colliding blast wave problem described in [17]

Note: The t argument is ignored. This class always returns the initial configuration.

Definition at line 28 of file initial_state_three_state_contrast.h.