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DirectIntegrationAnalysis Class Reference#include <DirectIntegrationAnalysis.h>
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Detailed Description
DirectIntegrationAnalysis is a subclass of TransientAnalysis. It is used to perform a transient analysis using an incremental approach on the Domain. The following are the aggregates of such an analysis type: \begin{itemize} \item {\bf AnalysisModel} - a container class holding the FE\_Element and DOF\_Group objects created by the ConstraintHandler object. \item {\bf ConstraintHandler} - a class which creates the DOF\_Group and FE\_Element objects, the type of objects created depending on how the specified constraints in the domain are to be handled. \item {\bf DOF\_Numberer} - a class responsible for providing equation numbers to the individual degrees of freedom in each DOF\_Group object. \item {\bf LinearSOE} - a numeric class responsible for the creation and subsequent solution of large systems of linear equations of the form 
, where 
is a matrix and 
and 
are vectors. \item {\bf TransientIntegrator} - an algorithmic class which provides methods which are invoked by the FE\_Element to determine their current tangent and residual matrices; that is this is the class that sets up the system of equations. It also provides the {update()} method which is invoked to set up the appropriate dof response values once the solution algorithm has formed and solved the system of equations. \item {\bf EquiSolnAlgo} - an algorithmic class specifying the sequence of operations to be performed in setting up and solving the finite element equation which can be represented by the equation K(U) U = P(U). \end{itemize}
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Definition at line 83 of file DirectIntegrationAnalysis.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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DirectIntegrationAnalysis::~DirectIntegrationAnalysis (
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Does nothing. {clearAll()} must be invoked if the destructor on the objects in the aggregation need to be invoked.
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Member Function Documentation
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::analyze (
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int numSteps,
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double dT ) [virtual]
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::checkDomainChange (
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void DirectIntegrationAnalysis::clearAll (
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Will invoke the destructor on all the objects in the aggregation. NOTE this means they must have been constructed using {new()}, otherwise a segmentation fault can occur.
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::domainChanged (
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void ) [virtual]
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EquiSolnAlgo * DirectIntegrationAnalysis::getAlgorithm (
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::initialize (
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::setAlgorithm (
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EquiSolnAlgo & theAlgorithm )
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int DirectIntegrationAnalysis::setLinearSOE (
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LinearSOE & theSOE )
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
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