Dumux::Experimental::MultiStageTimeStepper< PDESolver, Scalar > Class Template Reference

Time stepping with a multi-stage method. More...

#include <dumux/experimental/timestepping/multistagetimestepper.hh>

Description

template<class PDESolver, class Scalar = double>
class Dumux::Experimental::MultiStageTimeStepper< PDESolver, Scalar >

Note

We limit ourselves to "diagonally" implicit multi-stage methods where solving a stage can only depend on the values of the same stage and stages before but not future stages (which would require solving larger linear systems)

Public Member Functions
	MultiStageTimeStepper (std::shared_ptr< PDESolver > pdeSolver, std::shared_ptr< const MultiStageMethod< Scalar > > msMethod)
	The constructor. More...
void	step (Variables &vars, const Scalar t, const Scalar dt)
	Advance one time step of the given time loop. More...

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MultiStageTimeStepper()

template<class PDESolver , class Scalar = double>

Dumux::Experimental::MultiStageTimeStepper< PDESolver, Scalar >::MultiStageTimeStepper ( std::shared_ptr< PDESolver >  pdeSolver, std::shared_ptr< const MultiStageMethod< Scalar > >  msMethod  )

inline

Parameters

pdeSolver	Solver class for solving a PDE in each stage
msMethod	The multi-stage method which is to be used for time integration

Member Function Documentation

step()

template<class PDESolver , class Scalar = double>

void Dumux::Experimental::MultiStageTimeStepper< PDESolver, Scalar >::step ( Variables &  vars, const Scalar  t, const Scalar  dt  )

inline

Parameters

vars	The variables object at the current time level.
t	The current time level
dt	The time step size to be used

Note

We expect the time level in vars to correspond to the given time t

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

• multistagetimestepper.hh