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view +sbp/D4Standard.m @ 774:66eb4a2bbb72 feature/grids
Remove default scaling of the system.
The scaling doens't seem to help actual solutions. One example that fails in the flexural code.
With large timesteps the solutions seems to blow up. One particular example is profilePresentation
on the tdb_presentation_figures branch with k = 0.0005
author | Jonatan Werpers <jonatan@werpers.com> |
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date | Wed, 18 Jul 2018 15:42:52 -0700 |
parents | e1d11b6a68d8 |
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classdef D4Standard < sbp.OpSet properties D1 % SBP operator approximating first derivative H % Norm matrix HI % H^-1 Q % Skew-symmetric matrix e_l % Left boundary operator e_r % Right boundary operator D2 % SBP operator for second derivative M % Norm matrix, second derivative d1_l % Left boundary first derivative d1_r % Right boundary first derivative D3 % SBP operator for third derivative Q3 % Skew-symmetric matrix in third derivative d2_l % Left boundary second derivative d2_r % Right boundary second derivative D4 % SBP operator for fourth derivative M4 % Norm matrix, fourth derivative d3_l % Left boundary third derivative d3_r % Right boundary third derivative m % Number of grid points. h % Step size x % grid borrowing % Struct with borrowing limits for different norm matrices end methods function obj = D4Standard(m,lim,order) x_l = lim{1}; x_r = lim{2}; L = x_r-x_l; obj.h = L/(m-1); obj.x = linspace(x_l,x_r,m)'; if order == 4 [obj.H, obj.HI, obj.D1, obj.D2, obj.D3, obj.D4,... obj.e_l, obj.e_r, obj.M, obj.M4, obj.Q, obj.Q3, obj.d2_l,... obj.d2_r, obj.d3_l, obj.d3_r, obj.d1_l, obj.d1_r] = ... sbp.implementations.d4_4(m,obj.h); obj.borrowing.N.S2 = 0.5485; obj.borrowing.N.S3 = 1.0882; elseif order == 6 [obj.H, obj.HI, obj.D1, obj.D2, obj.D3, obj.D4,... obj.e_l, obj.e_r, obj.M, obj.M4, obj.Q, obj.Q3, obj.d2_l,... obj.d2_r, obj.d3_l, obj.d3_r, obj.d1_l, obj.d1_r] = ... sbp.implementations.d4_6(m,obj.h); obj.borrowing.N.S2 = 0.3227; obj.borrowing.N.S3 = 0.1568; else error('Invalid operator order %d.',order); end obj.m = m; end function str = string(obj) str = [class(obj) '_' num2str(obj.order)]; end end end