add_f0_analytic.hpp File Reference

#include <Kokkos_Core.hpp>
#include "space_settings.hpp"
#include "sml.hpp"
#include "plasma.hpp"
#include "electric_field.hpp"
#include "vgrid_distribution.hpp"

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Functions
void	add_f0_analytic (const Simulation< DeviceType > &sml, const VelocityGrid &vgrid, ElectricField< DeviceType > &electric_field, const DomainDecomposition< DeviceType > &pol_decomp, Plasma &plasma, VGridDistribution< HostType > &f0_f, bool subtract=false)
void	f0_remove_negative (const DomainDecomposition< DeviceType > &pol_decomp, const VelocityGrid &vgrid, Plasma &plasma, VGridDistribution< HostType > &f0_f)

Function Documentation

void add_f0_analytic	(	const Simulation< DeviceType > &	sml,
		const VelocityGrid &	vgrid,
		ElectricField< DeviceType > &	electric_field,
		const DomainDecomposition< DeviceType > &	pol_decomp,
		Plasma &	plasma,
		VGridDistribution< HostType > &	f0_f_h,
		bool	subtract
	)

Adds analytic contribution to a distribution on the velocity grid.

Parameters

[in]	sml	contains simulation control parameters
[in]	electric_field	is the electric field object
[in]	pol_decomp	is the domain decomposition
[in]	plasma	is the plasma object
[in,out]	f0_f	is the VGridDistribution being added to
[in]	subtract	set to true if subtracting instead of adding

Returns

void

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void f0_remove_negative	(	const DomainDecomposition< DeviceType > &	pol_decomp,
		const VelocityGrid &	vgrid,
		Plasma &	plasma,
		VGridDistribution< HostType > &	f0_f_h
	)

Removes negative values (and zero values to avoid density = 0) in a distribution on the velocity grid by replacing with a small number (=epsil * maxwellian_initial profile).

Parameters

[in]	plasma	is the plasma object
[in,out]	f0_f	is the VGridDistribution being added to

Returns

void

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