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Cristian Lalescu authoredpreliminary. in particular solvers cannot be a simple function, they should handle checkpointing --- especially if Adams-Bashforth particles are to be reimplemented with the new classes.
Cristian Lalescu authoredpreliminary. in particular solvers cannot be a simple function, they should handle checkpointing --- especially if Adams-Bashforth particles are to be reimplemented with the new classes.
abstract_particle_rhs.hpp 2.27 KiB
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#ifndef ABSTRACT_PARTICLE_RHS_HPP
#define ABSTRACT_PARTICLE_RHS_HPP
#include "particles/interpolation/abstract_particle_set.hpp"
// children of this class must provide a method to compute the rhs for a given particle set
class abstract_particle_rhs
{
public:
// destructor
virtual ~abstract_particle_rhs(){}
// important bit
virtual int operator()(
double t,
const abstract_particle_set &pset,
particle_rnumber *result) const = 0;
};
#endif//ABSTRACT_PARTICLE_RHS_HPP