viscous_fluxes.hpp File Reference

Decorator classes for computation of viscous fluxes. More...

#include "../../CNumericsSIMD.hpp"
#include "../../util.hpp"
#include "../variables.hpp"
#include "common.hpp"

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Classes
class	CNoViscousFlux< NDIM >
	Numerics classes that accept a compile-time decorator should use this class template as a "do-nothing" decorator and as a link to the interface when they are not being decorated. Compile-time decoration works by specifying the base class as a template parameter. Then the class being decorated should call a method of its base class to add some contribution to the flux/source and Jacobians just before writting the results to CSysVector and CSysMatrix. The mechanism can be used to chain any number of classes at compile-time, but its main purpose is to combine convective and viscous fluxes in the most (nearly) efficient way. More...
class	CCompressibleViscousFluxBase< NDIM, Derived >
	Decorator class to add viscous fluxes (compressible flow). More...
class	CCompressibleViscousFlux< NDIM >
	Decorator class to add viscous fluxes (compressible flow, ideal gas). More...
class	CGeneralCompressibleViscousFlux< NDIM >
	Decorator class to add viscous fluxes (compressible flow, real gas). More...

Detailed Description

Decorator classes for computation of viscous fluxes.

Author

P. Gomes, C. Pederson, A. Bueno, F. Palacios, T. Economon

Version

8.5.0 "Harrier"

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