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integrate_option(3rheolef) rheolef integrate_option(3rheolef)

integrate_option - expression integration options (rheolef-7.2)

This class sends options to the integrate(3) function, when building a form(2) or a field(2).

Its allows one to choose the quadrature formula used during the numerical integration (Gauss, Gauss-Lobatto, etc) and the polynomial degree that is exactly integrated. This exactly integrated polynomial degree is called here the order of the quadrature formula. See also quadrature(1) for examples of quadrature formula.

In addition to the customization of the quadrature formula, the present class provides some booleaan flags, e.g. computation of the inverse matrix.

gauss


The Gauss formula is the default.

gauss_lobatto


The Gauss-Lobatto formula is useful in some cases, e.g. when using the method of characteristic(2). It is actually implemented for order <= 2.

gauss_radau


The Gauss-Radau formula is another classical alternative.

middle_edge


The nodes are located at the midle edge. This formula is useful in some special cases and its order is limited.

superconvergent


Another special case, for testing superconvergence of the finite element method at some specific nodes.

equispaced


When the solution has low regularity, e.g. is discontinuous across elements, this simple formula is also useful. In that case, the order parameter refers to the number of nodes used and not to the degree of polynomial exactly integated. For instance, order=1 refers to the trapezoidal formulae and for the general case, there are order+1 nodes per edges.

invert


This flag, when set, performs a local inversion on the matrix at the element level: This procedure is allowed only when the global matrix is block diagonal, e.g. for discontinuous or bubble approximations. This property is true when basis functions have a compact support inside exactly one element. Default is invert=false.

ignore_sys_coord


This flag has effects only for axisymmetric coordinate systems. When set, it omits the r weight in the r dr dz measure during the numerical integration performed the integrate(3) function. This feature is useful for computing the stream function in the axisymmetric case. Default is ignore_sys_coord=false.

lump


This flag, when set, performs a mass lumping procedure on the matrix at the element level:

a(i,i) += sum(j!=i) a(i,j)


The resulting matrix is diagonal. This feature is useful for computing a diagonal approximation of the mass matrix for the continuous P1 element. Default is lump=false.

This documentation has been generated from file fem/geo_element/integrate_option.h

class integrate_option {
public:
// typedefs:


  typedef size_t size_type;


  typedef enum {


        gauss           = 0,


        gauss_lobatto   = 1,


        gauss_radau     = 2,


        middle_edge     = 3,


        superconvergent = 4,


        equispaced      = 5,


        max_family      = 6


  } family_type; // update also family_name[] in quatrature.cc


  static const size_type   unset_order    = std::numeric_limits<size_type>::max();


  static const size_type   default_order  = unset_order;


  static const family_type default_family = gauss;
// allocators:


  integrate_option(


        family_type ft = default_family,


        size_type   k  = default_order);


  integrate_option (const std::string& name);


  integrate_option (const integrate_option& iopt);


  integrate_option& operator= (const integrate_option& iopt);
// accessors & modifiers:


  std::string    name() const;


  size_t         get_order() const;


  family_type    get_family() const;


  std::string    get_family_name() const;


  void reset (const std::string& name);


  void set_order (size_t r);


  void set_family (family_type type);


  void set_family (std::string name);
// data:


  bool invert, ignore_sys_coord, lump;


};

Pierre Saramito <Pierre.Saramito@imag.fr>

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