The base class for spatial parameters of linear elastic geomechanical problems.
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| | FVElasticSpatialParams (std::shared_ptr< const GridGeometry > gridGeometry) |
| | The constructor. More...
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| Scalar | inertVolumeFraction (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol, int compIdx) const |
| | Function for defining the solid volume fraction. That is possibly solution dependent. More...
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| Scalar | inertVolumeFractionAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos, int compIdx) const |
| | Function for defining the solid volume fraction. That is possibly solution dependent. More...
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| decltype(auto) | lameParams (const Element &element, const FVElementGeometry &fvGeometry, const ElemVolVars &elemVolVars, const FluxVarsCache &fluxVarsCache) const |
| | Define the Lame parameters. More...
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| Scalar | extrusionFactor (const FVElementGeometry &fvGeometry, const IpData &ipData, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
| | Return how much the domain is extruded at an integration point. More...
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| Scalar | extrusionFactor (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
| | Return how much the domain is extruded at a given sub-control volume. More...
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| Scalar | extrusionFactorAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
| | Return how much the domain is extruded at a given position. More...
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| Scalar | temperature (const FVElementGeometry &fvGeometry, const IpData &ipData, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
| | Return the temperature at an integration point. More...
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| Scalar | temperature (const Element &element, const SubControlVolume &scv, const ElementSolution &elemSol) const |
| | Return the temperature in the given sub-control volume. More...
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| Scalar | temperatureAtPos (const GlobalPosition &globalPos) const |
| | Return the temperature in the domain at the given position. More...
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| const GravityVector & | gravity (const GlobalPosition &pos) const |
| | Returns the acceleration due to gravity \(\mathrm{[m/s^2]}\). More...
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| const GridGeometry & | gridGeometry () const |
| | The finite volume grid geometry. More...
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template<class GridGeometry , class Scalar , class Implementation >
template<class ElementSolution >
| Scalar Dumux::FVSpatialParams< GridGeometry, Scalar, Implementation >::extrusionFactor |
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const Element & |
element, |
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const SubControlVolume & |
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const ElementSolution & |
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This means the factor by which a lower-dimensional (1D or 2D) entity needs to be expanded to get a full dimensional cell. The default is 1.0 which means that 1D problems are actually thought as pipes with a cross section of 1 m^2 and 2D problems are assumed to extend 1 m to the back.
template<class GridGeometry , class Scalar , class Implementation >
template<class IpData , class ElementSolution >
| Scalar Dumux::FVSpatialParams< GridGeometry, Scalar, Implementation >::extrusionFactor |
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const FVElementGeometry & |
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const IpData & |
ipData, |
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const ElementSolution & |
elemSol |
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This means the factor by which a lower-dimensional (1D or 2D) entity needs to be expanded to get a full dimensional cell. The default is 1.0 which means that 1D problems are actually thought as pipes with a cross section of 1 m^2 and 2D problems are assumed to extend 1 m to the back.
template<class GridGeometry , class Scalar , class Implementation >
| const GravityVector & Dumux::FVSpatialParams< GridGeometry, Scalar, Implementation >::gravity |
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The default behaviour is a constant gravity vector; if the Problem.EnableGravity parameter is true, \(\boldsymbol{g} = ( 0,\dots,\ -9.81)^T \), else \(\boldsymbol{g} = ( 0,\dots, 0)^T \).
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| pos | the spatial position at which to evaluate the gravity vector |