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OpenLB 1.7
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8.6.1 Gauss Hill inital values More...
#include <analyticalF.h>
Public Member Functions | |
GaussianHill2D (T sigma, Vector< T, 2 > x0, T c0) | |
bool | operator() (T output[1], const S x[2]) override |
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AnalyticalF< D, T, S > & | operator- (AnalyticalF< D, T, S > &rhs) |
AnalyticalF< D, T, S > & | operator+ (AnalyticalF< D, T, S > &rhs) |
AnalyticalF< D, T, S > & | operator* (AnalyticalF< D, T, S > &rhs) |
AnalyticalF< D, T, S > & | operator/ (AnalyticalF< D, T, S > &rhs) |
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virtual | ~GenericF ()=default |
int | getSourceDim () const |
read only access to member variable _m | |
int | getTargetDim () const |
read only access to member variable _n | |
std::string & | getName () |
read and write access to name | |
std::string const & | getName () const |
read only access to name | |
virtual bool | operator() (T output[], const S input[])=0 |
has to be implemented for 'every' derived class | |
bool | operator() (T output[]) |
wrapper that call the pure virtual operator() (T output[], const S input[]) from above | |
bool | operator() (T output[], S input0) |
bool | operator() (T output[], S input0, S input1) |
bool | operator() (T output[], S input0, S input1, S input2) |
bool | operator() (T output[], S input0, S input1, S input2, S input3) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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using | identity_functor_type = AnalyticalIdentity<D,T,S> |
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using | targetType = T |
using | sourceType = S |
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std::shared_ptr< GenericF< T, S > > | _ptrCalcC |
memory management, frees resouces (calcClass) | |
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static constexpr unsigned | dim = D |
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AnalyticalF (int n) | |
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GenericF (int targetDim, int sourceDim) | |
8.6.1 Gauss Hill inital values
Definition at line 596 of file analyticalF.h.
olb::GaussianHill2D< T, S >::GaussianHill2D | ( | T | sigma, |
Vector< T, 2 > | x0, | ||
T | c0 ) |
Definition at line 693 of file analyticalF.hh.
References olb::GenericF< T, S >::getName().
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override |
Definition at line 700 of file analyticalF.hh.
References olb::util::exp().