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User Defined Schemes
Allows
advection_schemeto be defined at the top level, and fed in to the package. Defines the typeFunctionalSchemewith a predefined application method to allow this. The docstring for this is reproduced below.Redefines WENO in terms of this new scheme type as an example.
This will allow for experiments with optimized schemes, as well as making schemes conform to a standard interface.
FunctionalScheme
A user definable scheme that takes a set of functions as input. The functions define the derivative at the interior, lower boundary, and upper boundary.
loweranduppershould be vectors of functions. In general,upperandlowermust be at leastfloor(interior_points/2)long. Where you have no good approximation for a derivative at the boundary, you can usenothingas a placeholder. MethodOfLines will then attempt to use an extrapolation here where nessesary. Be warned that this can lead to instability.The boundary functions define the derivative at their index in the function vector, numbering from the boundary. For example, if
boundary_points = 3, the first function in the vector will define the derivative at the boundary, the second at the boundary plus one step, and the third at the boundary plus two steps.The functions making up the scheme take the following inputs:
Functions must be of the form
f(u, p, t, deriv_iv, d_iv).For the interior,
utakes a vector of dependent variable values in the direction of the derivativeof length
interior_points.interior_pointsmust be odd, as this function defines the derivative at the center of the input points.For the lower and upper boundaries,
utakes a vector of dependent variable values of lengthboundary_points. This will be theboundary_pointsnumber of points closest to the lower and upper boundary respectively.pwill take all parameter values in the order specified in the PDESystem, with the scheme's parameters prepended to the list.deriv_ivtakes a vector of independent variable values of the same support as foru, for the independent variable in the direction of the derivative.If
is_nonuniformis false,d_ivwill take a scalar value of the stepsize between the points used to call the function inuandderiv_iv.If
is_nonuniformis true, the scheme must be able to acceptd_ivas a vector of stepsizes between the points used to call the function inuandderiv_iv, therefore of lengthlength(u)-1. A method should also be defined for the case whered_ivis a scalar, in which case the stepsizes are assumed to be uniform.