Fluid Class Reference

#include <Fluid.h>

Collaboration diagram for Fluid:

Public Member Functions
	Fluid ()
	It creates a new empty Fluid.
	Fluid (int dim, int numberOfParticles, string odeSolver, string typeEquation, string eoS, string kernel)
	It creates a new Fluid. Its OdeSolver is indicated by the string passed as argument.
void	setNumberOfParticles (int numberOfParticles)
	It creates a new empty Fluid.
vector< Particle >	getParticles ()
	It returns the set of particles forming the fluid.
void	performHydrodynamicalEvolution (double h, double ti, SpatialIndex *spatialIndex)
	It updates the position of the fluid particles.
	~Fluid ()
	It destroys the Fluid.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Fluid::Fluid

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)

It creates a new empty Fluid.

Fluid::Fluid	(	int	dim,
		int	numberOfParticles,
		string	odeSolver,
		string	typeEquation,
		string	eoS,
		string	kernel
	)

It creates a new Fluid. Its OdeSolver is indicated by the string passed as argument.

Parameters

dim	dimension of the stage
numberOfParticles	the number of particles
odeSolver	a string containing the type of the OdeSolver
typeEquation	a string containing the type of the hydrodynamical equations
eoSModel	the EoS model used for the fluid
kernel	the Kernel type for the fluid

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Fluid::~Fluid

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)

It destroys the Fluid.

Member Function Documentation

vector< Particle > Fluid::getParticles

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)

It returns the set of particles forming the fluid.

Returns

vector that contains the particles

void Fluid::performHydrodynamicalEvolution	(	double	h,
		double	ti,
		SpatialIndex *	spatialIndex
	)

It updates the position of the fluid particles.

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void Fluid::setNumberOfParticles

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int

numberOfParticles

)

It creates a new empty Fluid.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Fluid.h
• Fluid.cpp