version 0.6.0
Interpolation at grid elements

Topics

 Interpolation schemes
 

Modules

module  mod_grid_interpolation_common
 Common interfaces, subroutines and functions that can be used in interpolation schemes.
 
module  mod_grid_interpolation_init
 Initialization of declared extrapolation chemes.
 
module  type_int_dscheme
 Grid nodes Derivative Interpolation Schemes type.
 
module  type_int_fast_scheme
 The fast Interpolation/Reconstruction scheme type definition. The efficiency is based on:
 
module  type_int_grid_preweights
 The precomputed weights type definition for fast interpolation schemes.
 
module  type_int_scheme
 Grid nodes Interpolation 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.
 
module  type_int_weno_fast_scheme
 The fast Interpolation/Reconstruction WENO scheme type definition. The efficiency is based on:
 
module  type_int_weno_grid_preweights
 The precomputed weights type definition for fast WENO schemes.
 
module  type_int_weno_scheme
 The Interpolation/Reconstruction WENO Scheme type definition This definition of the WENO Scheme is based on a Finite Volume principle, and is thus a reconstuction, where the mean value of the data is known for a cell, contrary to interpolation based on node values. The difference is subtle and only happens in the associated weights.
 
module  type_rec_fast_scheme
 The fast Reconstruction scheme type definition.
 
module  type_rec_scheme
 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.
 

Detailed Description

This module furnishes quick way to interpolate a particular field at the position of a grid's elements (centers, faces, vertices). The functions here are bound to be more efficient than **point-wise* interpolation.