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In Curve: Rearranged for speed. arc_length_fun is now a property of Curve. If it is not supplied, it is computed via the derivative and spline fitting. Switching to the arc length parameterization is much faster now. The new stuff can be tested with testArcLength.m (which should be deleted after that).
author | Martin Almquist <martin.almquist@it.uu.se> |
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date | Sun, 29 Nov 2015 22:23:09 +0100 |
parents | cd2e28c5ecd2 |
children | b5e5b195da1e c6fcee3fcf1b |
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classdef Rk4SecondOrderNonlin < time.Timestepper properties F k t w m D E S n end methods function obj = Rk4SecondOrderNonlin(D, E, S, k, t0, v0, v0t) default_arg('S',0); default_arg('E',0); if isnumeric(S) S = @(v,t)S; end if isnumeric(E) E = @(v)E; end obj.k = k; obj.t = t0; obj.w = [v0; v0t]; m = length(v0); function wt = F(w,t) v = w(1:m); vt = w(m+1:end); % Def: w = [v; vt] wt(1:m,1) = vt; wt(m+1:2*m,1) = D(v)*v + E(v)*vt + S(v,t); end obj.F = @F; obj.D = D; obj.E = E; obj.S = S; obj.m = m; obj.n = 0; end function [v,t] = getV(obj) v = obj.w(1:end/2); t = obj.t; end function [vt,t] = getVt(obj) vt = obj.w(end/2+1:end); t = obj.t; end function obj = step(obj) obj.w = time.rk4.rungekutta_4(obj.w, obj.t, obj.k, obj.F); obj.t = obj.t + obj.k; obj.n = obj.n + 1; end end methods (Static) function k = getTimeStep(lambda) k = rk4.get_rk4_time_step(lambda); end end end