Class for conservative forces. More...

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Public Member Functions
	ConservativeForce (const Acceleration &acc, bool mass_flux=false)
	Class constructor. More...

	~ConservativeForce (void)
	Class destructor.

vector< Extensive >	operator() (const Tessellation &tess, const PhysicalGeometry &pg, const CacheData &cd, const vector< ComputationalCell > &cells, const vector< Extensive > &fluxes, const vector< Vector2D > &point_velocities, const double t, TracerStickerNames const &tracerstickernames) const
	Calcualtes the change in conserved variables done on a cell from a source term. More...

Detailed Description

Class for conservative forces.

Definition at line 38 of file ConservativeForce.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ConservativeForce::ConservativeForce	(	const Acceleration &	acc,
		bool	mass_flux = `false`
	)

explicit

Class constructor.

Parameters

acc	The acceleration force
mass_flux	Flag whether to include mass flux into energy equation

Definition at line 41 of file ConservativeForce.cpp.

vector< Extensive > ConservativeForce::operator()	(	const Tessellation &	tess,
		const PhysicalGeometry &	pg,
		const CacheData &	cd,
		const vector< ComputationalCell > &	cells,
		const vector< Extensive > &	fluxes,
		const vector< Vector2D > &	point_velocities,
		const double	t,
		TracerStickerNames const &	tracerstickernames
	)		const

virtual

Calcualtes the change in conserved variables done on a cell from a source term.

Parameters

tess	The tessellation
pg	Physical geometry
cd	Cache data
cells	The hydrodynmic variables of the cell
fluxes	Fluxes
point_velocities	Velocities of the mesh generating points
t	Time
tracerstickernames	The names of the tracers and stickers

Implements SourceTerm.

Definition at line 47 of file ConservativeForce.cpp.

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