NodeQuadCFInterp2 Class Reference

#include <NodeQuadCFInterp2.H>

List of all members.


Detailed Description

Class to interpolate quadratically at coarse/fine interface when refinement ratio is 2.

Class to interpolate quadratically at interface between this level and next coarser level, when the refinement ratio is 2. This class should be considered internal to NodeQuadCFInterp.

Long Description:

The interface has codimension one.
If a fine node coincides with a coarse node, then we merely project from the coarse node to the fine node.
Otherwise, we take the mean of the neighboring coarse nodes and subtract 1/8 * dx^2 times the sum of the second derivatives in the appropriate directions.

The interpolation is performed in function coarseFineInterp(). The constructor computes m_loCFIVS and m_hiCFIVS to determine the fine nodes at the interface with the coarse level.

The constructor also takes m_loCFIVS and m_hiCFIVS to determine the fine nodes at the interface with the coarse level. Calling getFineIVS() on m_loCFIVS[idir][dit()] gives us the IntVectSet of nodes of m_grids[dit()] on the face in the low direction in dimension idir, that lie on the interface with the coarser level. Similarly with m_hiCFIVS[idir][dit()] for the opposite face, in the high direction in dimension idir.

2-D Description:

In the 2-D problem, the interface is 1-D. Between coarse nodes at 0 and 1, we approximate the value at the fine node by
f(1/2) ~ (f(0) + f(1))/2 - 1/8 * f''(1/2)
where we estimate the second derivative f''(1/2) from the coarse values f(0), f(1), and either f(-1) or f(2) or both.

If the points -1 and 2 are both on the grid:

      o---o-x-o---o
     -1   0   1   2
then we use
f''(1/2) ~ (f(-1) - f(0) - f(1) + f(2))/2.

If the point -1 is on the grid but 2 is not:

      o---o-x-o   o
     -1   0   1   2
then we approximate f''(1/2) by f''(0) and use
f''(0) ~ (f(-1) - 2 * f(0) + f(1)).

If the point 2 is on the grid but -1 is not:

      o   o-x-o---o
     -1   0   1   2
then we approximate f''(1/2) by f''(1) and use
f''(1) ~ (f(0) - 2 * f(1) + f(2)).

3-D Description:

In the 3-D problem, the interface is 2-D. For any given fine node along the interface, look at its three coordinates. At least one of the coordinates is divisible by 2, meaning that it lies on a plane of coarse nodes. If all of the coordinates are even, then the fine node coincides with a coarse node, and we project the value. If only one coordinate is odd, then this reduces to the problem of a 1-D interface described above in the 2-D case.

We are left with the problem of interpolating f(1/2, 1/2).

    (0,1)   (1,1)
      o-------o
      |       |
      |   x   |
      |       |
      o-------o
    (0,0)   (1,0)
We use
f(1/2,1/2) ~ (f(0,0) + f(0,1) + f(1,0) + f(1,1))/4 - 1/8 * ( d^2 f/dx^2 (1/2,1/2) + d^2 f/dy^2 (1/2,1/2))
where the second derivatives are estimated from the four neighboring coarse nodes and their neighbors.

In particular, d^2 f/dx^2 (1/2,1/2) is approximated by the mean of d^2 f/dx^2 (1/2, 0) and d^2 f/dx^2 (1/2, 1).
These second derivatives are estimated in the same way as described above for the 1-D interface in the 2-D case.

Public Member Functions

Constructors, destructor and defines
 NodeQuadCFInterp2 ()
 NodeQuadCFInterp2 (const DisjointBoxLayout &a_grids, const Box &a_domain, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_loCFIVS, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_hiCFIVS, bool a_interfaceOnly, int a_interpolationDegree, int a_ncomp=1, bool a_verbose=false)
 NodeQuadCFInterp2 (const DisjointBoxLayout &a_grids, const ProblemDomain &a_domain, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_loCFIVS, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_hiCFIVS, bool a_interfaceOnly, int a_interpolationDegree, int a_ncomp=1, bool a_verbose=false)
 ~NodeQuadCFInterp2 ()
void define (const DisjointBoxLayout &a_grids, const ProblemDomain &a_domain, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_loCFIVS, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_hiCFIVS, bool a_interfaceOnly, int a_interpolationDegree, int a_ncomp=1, bool a_verbose=false)
void define (const DisjointBoxLayout &a_grids, const Box &a_domain, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_loCFIVS, const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const a_hiCFIVS, bool a_interfaceOnly, int a_interpolationDegree, int a_ncomp=1, bool a_verbose=false)
Access functions
bool isDefined () const
Parameter-setting functions
void setVerbose (bool a_verbose)
Data modification functions
void coarseFineInterp (LevelData< NodeFArrayBox > &a_phi, const LevelData< NodeFArrayBox > &a_phiCoarse)

Protected Attributes

DisjointBoxLayout m_grids
ProblemDomain m_domain
Box m_domainCoarseNodes
DisjointBoxLayout m_coarsenedGrids
LevelData< NodeFArrayBoxm_coarseCopy
bool m_interfaceOnly
int m_interpolationDegree
int m_ncomp
bool m_isDefined
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > * m_loCFIVS
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > * m_hiCFIVS
bool m_verbose

Private Member Functions

void clearMemory ()
void setDefaultValues ()
void interpLine (FArrayBox &a_fineFab, const FArrayBox &a_psiFab, const IntVectSet &a_psiFabNodes, const IntVect &a_iv, int a_idirOther)


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

NodeQuadCFInterp2::NodeQuadCFInterp2 (  ) 

Default constructor. User must subsequently call define().

NodeQuadCFInterp2::NodeQuadCFInterp2 ( const DisjointBoxLayout a_grids,
const Box a_domain,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_loCFIVS,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_hiCFIVS,
bool  a_interfaceOnly,
int  a_interpolationDegree,
int  a_ncomp = 1,
bool  a_verbose = false 
)

Constructor calls setDefaultValues() and then calls define() with the same arguments.

NodeQuadCFInterp2::NodeQuadCFInterp2 ( const DisjointBoxLayout a_grids,
const ProblemDomain a_domain,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_loCFIVS,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_hiCFIVS,
bool  a_interfaceOnly,
int  a_interpolationDegree,
int  a_ncomp = 1,
bool  a_verbose = false 
)

Constructor calls setDefaultValues() and then calls define() with the same arguments.

NodeQuadCFInterp2::~NodeQuadCFInterp2 (  ) 

Destructor.


Member Function Documentation

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::define ( const DisjointBoxLayout a_grids,
const ProblemDomain a_domain,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_loCFIVS,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_hiCFIVS,
bool  a_interfaceOnly,
int  a_interpolationDegree,
int  a_ncomp = 1,
bool  a_verbose = false 
)

Full define function. Makes all coarse-fine information and sets internal variables. The current level is taken to be the fine level.

Parameters:
a_grids  CELL-centered grids at this level
a_domain  CELL-centered physical domain at this level
a_loCFIVS  pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes
a_hiCFIVS  pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes
a_interfaceOnly  whether interpolation is from interface only, meaning that off-interface data should not be used
a_interpolationDegree  degree of interpolation; 1 for (bi)linear, 2 for (bi)quadratic
a_ncomp  number of components of data
a_verbose  verbose output flag

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::define ( const DisjointBoxLayout a_grids,
const Box a_domain,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_loCFIVS,
const LayoutData< NodeCFIVS > *const   a_hiCFIVS,
bool  a_interfaceOnly,
int  a_interpolationDegree,
int  a_ncomp = 1,
bool  a_verbose = false 
)

Full define function. Makes all coarse-fine information and sets internal variables. The current level is taken to be the fine level.

Parameters:
a_grids  CELL-centered grids at this level
a_domain  CELL-centered physical domain at this level
a_loCFIVS  pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes
a_hiCFIVS  pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes
a_interfaceOnly  whether interpolation is from interface only, meaning that off-interface data should not be used
a_interpolationDegree  degree of interpolation; 1 for (bi)linear, 2 for (bi)quadratic
a_ncomp  number of components of data
a_verbose  verbose output flag

bool NodeQuadCFInterp2::isDefined (  )  const

Returns true if this object was created with the defining constructor or if define() has been called.

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::setVerbose ( bool  a_verbose  ) 

Set whether to give output. Default is false.

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::coarseFineInterp ( LevelData< NodeFArrayBox > &  a_phi,
const LevelData< NodeFArrayBox > &  a_phiCoarse 
)

Coarse / Fine (inhomogeneous) interpolation operator. Fill the nodes of a_phi on the coarse/fine interface with interpolated data from a_phiCoarse.

Parameters:
a_phi  data at this level
a_phiCoarse  data at the next coarser level

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::clearMemory (  )  [private]

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::setDefaultValues (  )  [private]

void NodeQuadCFInterp2::interpLine ( FArrayBox a_fineFab,
const FArrayBox a_psiFab,
const IntVectSet a_psiFabNodes,
const IntVect a_iv,
int  a_idirOther 
) [private]

Interpolate from a_psiFab to a_fineFab at a_iv along a line.

Parameters:
a_fineFab  fine data on NODE-centered FAB
a_psiFab  coarse data on NODE-centered FAB
a_psiFabNodes  nodes of a_psiFab from which data can be used
a_iv  point at which to interpolate
a_idirOther  direction (0 to SpaceDim-1) along which to interpolate


Member Data Documentation

CELL-centered grids at the current level (the finer level)

CELL-centered physical domain of this level

NODE-centered box of nodes at physical domain at the coarser level

CELL-centered m_grids coarsened by 2

copy of coarse phi, used in CFInterp().

interpolating from interface only?

degree of interpolation: 1 for (bi)linear, 2 for (bi)quadratic

int NodeQuadCFInterp2::m_ncomp [protected]

number of components of data, needed for setting size of work array

has full define function been called?

pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes between this level and next coarser level

pointer to object storing coarse/fine interface nodes between this level and next coarser level

bool NodeQuadCFInterp2::m_verbose [protected]

if true, print out extra information


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