ASPECT
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struct | ModelDependence |
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enum | Dependence { uninitialized = 0, none = 1, temperature = 2, pressure = 4, strain_rate = 8, compositional_fields = 16, any_variable = temperature | pressure | strain_rate | compositional_fields } |
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Dependence | operator| (const Dependence d1, const Dependence d2) |
Dependence | operator|= (Dependence &d1, const Dependence d2) |
bool | identifies_single_variable (const Dependence dependence) |
A namespace whose enum members are used in querying the nonlinear dependence of physical parameters on other solution variables.
An enum whose members are used in querying the nonlinear dependence of physical parameters on other solution variables.
The values of this enum are used in the NonlinearDependence::model_dependence, queried by get_model_dependence() to see if a coefficient like the viscosity, depends on the temperature, pressure, strain rate, or compositional field value. Because the values of the enum are chosen so that they represent single bits in an integer, the result here is a number that can be represented in base-2 as 101 (the number 100=4 for the strain rate and 001=1 for the temperature).
To query nonlinear dependence of a coefficient on any other variable, you can use
and compare the result to NonlinearDependence::Dependence::Variable.
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uninitialized | |
none | |
temperature | |
pressure | |
strain_rate | |
compositional_fields | |
any_variable |
Definition at line 84 of file interface.h.
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Provide an operator that or's two Dependence variables.
Definition at line 101 of file interface.h.
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Definition at line 107 of file interface.h.
bool aspect::MaterialModel::NonlinearDependence::identifies_single_variable | ( | const Dependence | dependence | ) |
Return whether the given argument dependence
identifies a single variable (e.g., the pressure, the temperature, etc) or a combination of variables. Technically, this corresponds to the question of whether there is exactly one bit set in the argument.