ForceModel.h File Reference

Detailed Description

Author

Florian Schornbaum flori.nosp@m.an.s.nosp@m.chorn.nosp@m.baum.nosp@m.@fau..nosp@m.de

#include "core/DataTypes.h"
#include "core/math/Vector3.h"
#include "core/math/Matrix3.h"
#include "core/mpi/BufferSizeTrait.h"
#include "core/mpi/RecvBuffer.h"
#include "core/mpi/SendBuffer.h"
#include "domain_decomposition/IBlock.h"
#include "domain_decomposition/StructuredBlockStorage.h"
#include "field/adaptors/VectorFieldAccessor.h"
#include "lbm/lattice_model/CollisionModel.h"
#include "lbm/lattice_model/EquilibriumDistribution.h"
#include <type_traits>

Classes
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::None_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::Simple_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDM_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::Luo_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::Guo_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::Correction_tag
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::NoDirectionIndependentTerms
	Used as return type if there are no common, direction-independent terms for the force density term. More...
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::None
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::SimpleConstant
	For the incompressible LBM, in lattice units, the body force density is equal to the acceleration, since bodyForceDensity_lattice = density_lattice * acceleration_lattice and density_lattice is implicitly set to 1. More...
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDMField< ForceField_T >
	[17], [18] More...
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDMField< ForceField_T >::DirectionIndependentTerm< LatticeModel_T, Enable >
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDMField< ForceField_T >::DirectionIndependentTerm< LatticeModel_T, typename std::enable_if< LatticeModel_T::compressible >::type >
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDMField< ForceField_T >::ShiftedVelocity< LatticeModel_T, Enable >
struct	walberla::lbm::force_model::EDMField< ForceField_T >::ShiftedVelocity< LatticeModel_T, typename std::enable_if< LatticeModel_T::compressible >::type >
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::LuoConstant
	For the incompressible LBM, in lattice units, the body force is equal to the acceleration, since bodyForceDensity_lattice = density_lattice * acceleration_lattice and density_lattice is implicitly set to 1. More...
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::LuoField< ForceField_T >
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::GuoConstant
	For the incompressible LBM, in lattice units, the body force is equal to the acceleration, since bodyForceDensity_lattice = density_lattice * acceleration_lattice and density_lattice is implicitly set to 1. More...
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::GuoField< ForceField_T >
class	walberla::lbm::force_model::Correction< MomentumDensityField_T >
	[20] More...

Namespaces
	walberla
	\file TimestepTracker.h \ingroup lbm \author Frederik Hennig frede.nosp@m.rik..nosp@m.henni.nosp@m.g@fa.nosp@m.u.de
	walberla::lbm
	walberla::lbm::force_model

Functions
Vector3< real_t >	walberla::lbm::force_model::levelDependentBodyForce (const uint_t targetLevel, const Vector3< real_t > &forceDensity_level, const uint_t level)
	Returns the body force density for level 'targetLevel' given the body force density 'forceDensity_level' on level 'level'. More...
Vector3< real_t >	walberla::lbm::force_model::levelDependentAcceleration (const uint_t targetLevel, const Vector3< real_t > &acceleration_level, const uint_t level)
	Returns the acceleration for level 'targetLevel' given the acceleration 'acceleration_level' on level 'level'. More...