Grid nodes Reconstruction Schemes type The difference with the t_int_point_1D
resides in that the scheme is defined in a narrowed band between index_start
and index_end
. The stencil is centered around the index 0
, the step is relative to this node.
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type | t_rec_scheme |
| The reconstruction scheme type to derivate from It simply derivates from the t_int_scheme. More...
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◆ t_rec_compute_stencil_generic()
subroutine type_rec_scheme::t_rec_compute_stencil_generic |
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class(t_rec_scheme), intent(inout) | self, |
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double precision, intent(in) | step, |
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double precision, dimension(:), intent(in) | steps, |
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integer, intent(in), optional | derivative ) |
- Note
- This can be overloaded by a deriving scheme with an optimized version
- Parameters
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[in,out] | self | the element |
[in] | step | the step where to interpolate relatively to the reference node 0 center |
[in] | steps | the control volumes between the node values (of size N) |
[in] | derivative | *(optional)* the derivative number: 0 (default) for value interpolation, 1 for first derivative, etc. |
dd(j,i) contains the weight associated to the j^th point of the (i)^th derivative
◆ t_rec_scheme_init()
subroutine type_rec_scheme::t_rec_scheme_init |
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class(t_rec_scheme), intent(inout) | self | ) |
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