ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number > Class Template Reference

#include <include/ryujin/interface/time_integrator.h>

Inheritance diagram for ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >:

Collaboration diagram for ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >:

Public Member Functions
Setup
virtual void	prepare ()=0
Functions for performing time steps
virtual void	prepare_state_vector (StateVector< Number > &state_vector, Number t) const =0
virtual Number	step (StateVector< Number > &state_vector, Number t, Number t_final=std::numeric_limits< Number >::max())=0

Information and statistics
std::string	time_stepping_scheme_name_
Number	efficiency_
	TimeIntegrator (const std::string &subsection)

Detailed Description

template<int dim, typename Number = double>
class ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >

The interface of a TimeIntegrator: a time stepping scheme that advances a state vector by combining the step functions of a hyperbolic and a parabolic module.

Definition at line 29 of file time_integrator.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TimeIntegrator()

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::TimeIntegrator ( const std::string &  subsection )

inlineexplicitprotected

The name of the selected time-stepping scheme.

Note

Valid once prepare() has been called. The efficiency of the selected time-stepping scheme expressed as the ratio of step size of the combined method to step size of an elementary forward Euler step. For example, SSPRK33 has an efficiency ratio of 1 whereas ERK33 has an efficiency ratio of 3.

Valid once prepare() has been called. Constructor.

Definition at line 102 of file time_integrator.h.

Member Function Documentation

prepare()

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

virtual void ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::prepare ( )

pure virtual

Prepare time integration. A call to prepare() allocates temporary storage and is necessary before any of the following time-stepping functions can be called.

Implemented in ryujin::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >.

prepare_state_vector()

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

virtual void ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::prepare_state_vector ( StateVector< Number > &  state_vector, Number  t  ) const

pure virtual

This function preprocesses a given state vector for time stepping. It has to be called prior to step() to ensure that precomputed values are in place.

Implemented in ryujin::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >.

step()

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

virtual Number ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::step ( StateVector< Number > &  state_vector, Number  t, Number  t_final = std::numeric_limits< Number >::max()  )

pure virtual

Given a reference to a previous state vector performs a time step (and store the result in state_vector). The function returns the chosen time step size tau. The time step size tau is selected such that $t + tau <= t_final$.

Precondition

The state_vector has to be prepared with the prepare_state_vector() function prior to calling the step() function.

Implemented in ryujin::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >.

Member Data Documentation

time_stepping_scheme_name_

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

std::string ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::time_stepping_scheme_name_

protected

The name of the selected time-stepping scheme.

Note

A derived class sets it in prepare().

Definition at line 113 of file time_integrator.h.

efficiency_

template<int dim, typename Number = double>

Number ryujin::Interface::TimeIntegrator< dim, Number >::efficiency_

protected

The efficiency of the selected time-stepping scheme.

Note

A derived class sets it in prepare().

Definition at line 120 of file time_integrator.h.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/ryujin/interface/time_integrator.h