Thermal< Particle > Class Template Reference

#include <ThermalParticle.h>

Inheritance diagram for Thermal< Particle >:

Public Member Functions
	Thermal ()
	Basic Particle constructor, creates a particle at (0,0,0) with radius, mass and inertia equal to 1. More...
	Thermal (const Thermal &p)
	Particle copy constructor, which accepts as input a reference to a Particle. It creates a copy of this Particle and all it's information. Usually it is better to use the copy() function for polymorphism. More...
	~Thermal () override=default
	Particle destructor, needs to be implemented and checked if it removes tangential spring information. More...
Thermal *	copy () const override
	Particle copy method. It calls to copy constructor of this Particle, useful for polymorfism. More...
void	write (std::ostream &os) const override
std::string	getName () const override
void	read (std::istream &is) override
Mdouble	getTemperature () const
void	setTemperature (Mdouble temperature)
void	addTemperature (Mdouble temperature)
void	setTemperatureDependentDensity (const std::function< double(double)> &temperatureDependentDensity)
const std::function< double(double)> &	getTemperatureDependentDensity () const
const std::function< double(double)> &	getTimeDependentTemperature () const
void	setTimeDependentTemperature (const std::function< double(double)> &timeDependentTemperature)
void	actionsAfterTimeStep () override
bool	isSphericalParticle () const override

Protected Attributes
Mdouble	temperature_

Private Attributes
std::function< double(double temperature)>	timeDependentTemperature_

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Thermal() [1/2]

template<class Particle >

Thermal< Particle >::Thermal ( )

inline

Basic Particle constructor, creates a particle at (0,0,0) with radius, mass and inertia equal to 1.

default constructor

    {
        temperature_ = 0;
        //temperatureDependentDensity_
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::temperature_.

Referenced by Thermal< Particle >::copy().

Thermal() [2/2]

template<class Particle >

Thermal< Particle >::Thermal ( const Thermal< Particle > &  p )

inline

Particle copy constructor, which accepts as input a reference to a Particle. It creates a copy of this Particle and all it's information. Usually it is better to use the copy() function for polymorphism.

Constructor that copies most of the properties of the given particle. Please note that not everything is copied, for example the position in the HGrid is not determined yet by the end of this constructor. It also does not copy the interactions and the pointer to the handler that handles this particle. Use with care.

Parameters

[in,out]

p

Reference to the Thermal this one should become a copy of.

                              : Particle(p)
    {
        temperature_ = p.temperature_;
        timeDependentTemperature_ = p.timeDependentTemperature_;
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::temperature_, and Thermal< Particle >::timeDependentTemperature_.

~Thermal()

template<class Particle >

Thermal< Particle >::~Thermal ( )

overridedefault

Particle destructor, needs to be implemented and checked if it removes tangential spring information.

Destructor. It asks the ParticleHandler to check if this was the smallest or largest particle and adjust itself accordingly.

Member Function Documentation

actionsAfterTimeStep()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::actionsAfterTimeStep

override

{
    if (timeDependentTemperature_)
    {
        temperature_ = timeDependentTemperature_(this->getHandler()->getDPMBase()->getTime());
    }
    if (this->getSpecies()->getTemperatureDependentDensity())
    {
        const Mdouble density = this->getSpecies()->getTemperatureDependentDensity()(temperature_);
        this->radius_ = this->getRadius() * cbrt(this->getMass() / (this->getVolume() * density));
    }
}

addTemperature()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::addTemperature ( Mdouble  temperature )

inline

    {
        temperature_ += temperature;
        logger.assert_debug(temperature_>0, "Temperature has to be positive");
    }

References logger, and Thermal< Particle >::temperature_.

Referenced by ThermalInteraction< NormalForceInteraction >::computeNormalForce().

copy()

template<class Particle >

Thermal* Thermal< Particle >::copy ( ) const

inlineoverride

Particle copy method. It calls to copy constructor of this Particle, useful for polymorfism.

Copy method. Uses copy constructor to create a copy on the heap. Useful for polymorphism.

Returns

pointer to the particle's copy

    {
        return new Thermal(*this);
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::Thermal().

getName()

template<class Particle >

std::string Thermal< Particle >::getName ( ) const

inlineoverride

    {
        return "Thermal" + Particle::getName();
    }

References getName().

getTemperature()

template<class Particle >

Mdouble Thermal< Particle >::getTemperature ( ) const

inline

    {
        return temperature_;
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::temperature_.

Referenced by SinterInteraction::computeNormalForce(), and ThermalInteraction< NormalForceInteraction >::computeNormalForce().

getTemperatureDependentDensity()

template<class Particle >

const std::function<double(double)>& Thermal< Particle >::getTemperatureDependentDensity

(

)

const

getTimeDependentTemperature()

template<class Particle >

const std::function<double(double)>& Thermal< Particle >::getTimeDependentTemperature ( ) const

inline

    {
        return timeDependentTemperature_;
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::timeDependentTemperature_.

isSphericalParticle()

template<class Particle >

bool Thermal< Particle >::isSphericalParticle ( ) const

inlineoverride

{return true;}

read()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::read ( std::istream &  is )

override

Particle read function. Has an std::istream as argument, from which it extracts the radius_, invMass_ and invInertia_, respectively. From these the mass_ and inertia_ are deduced. An additional set of properties is read through the call to the parent's method BaseParticle::read().

Parameters

[in,out]

is

input stream with particle properties.

{
    Particle::read(is);
    std::string dummy;
    is >> dummy >> temperature_;
}

setTemperature()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::setTemperature ( Mdouble  temperature )

inline

    {
        logger.assert_debug(temperature>0, "Temperature has to be positive");
        temperature_ = temperature;
    }

References logger, and Thermal< Particle >::temperature_.

setTemperatureDependentDensity()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::setTemperatureDependentDensity

(

const std::function< double(double)> &

temperatureDependentDensity

)

setTimeDependentTemperature()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::setTimeDependentTemperature

(

const std::function< double(double)> &

timeDependentTemperature

)

{
    timeDependentTemperature_ = timeDependentTemperature;
    temperature_ = timeDependentTemperature(0);
    logger(INFO, "Setting initial temperature to %", temperature_);
}

References INFO, and logger.

write()

template<class Particle >

void Thermal< Particle >::write ( std::ostream &  os ) const

inlineoverride

Thermal print method, which accepts an os std::ostream as input. It prints human readable Thermal information to the std::ostream.

Parameters

[in,out]

os

stream to which the info is written

    {
        Particle::write(os);
        os << " temperature " << temperature_;
    }

References Thermal< Particle >::temperature_.

Member Data Documentation

temperature_

template<class Particle >

Mdouble Thermal< Particle >::temperature_

protected

Referenced by Thermal< Particle >::addTemperature(), Thermal< Particle >::getTemperature(), Thermal< Particle >::setTemperature(), Thermal< Particle >::Thermal(), and Thermal< Particle >::write().

timeDependentTemperature_

template<class Particle >

std::function<double(double temperature)> Thermal< Particle >::timeDependentTemperature_

private

Change this function to let the temperature be time-dependent.

Referenced by Thermal< Particle >::getTimeDependentTemperature(), and Thermal< Particle >::Thermal().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• ThermalParticle.h