mathcomp.assemble
Class ErrorCalculator
java.lang.Object
mathcomp.monitor.DefaultReportable
mathcomp.assemble.ErrorCalculator
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Reportable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- DGErrorCalculator, ErrorCalculatorCompare, ErrorCalculatorOverkill, ErrorCalculatorStep, MSErrorCalculator
public class ErrorCalculator
- extends DefaultReportable
A class to calculate errors for a given FEM solution. If we are able to evaluate the solutions at any Node,
the error calculation routine remains the same for any elements. If thats proper enough...?
- Author:
- ch.wust
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
ErrorCalculator
public ErrorCalculator(Assembler assembler)
ErrorCalculator
public ErrorCalculator()
setAssembler
public void setAssembler(Assembler assembler)
setSolution
public void setSolution(Vector solution)
- Sets a solution to this ErrorCalculator.
- Parameters:
solution
- the solution to be set (adds the Dirichlet Nodes to that solution)
getMaxError
public double getMaxError()
- Gets the pointwise maximal error compared to the exact solution. The points that are considered here
are all the global dofs and all boundary nodes (we really would not need them, but I used the paintNodes
for this, and they're in here. Remember that the getExactValue mathod has to be implemented
correctly for this.
- Parameters:
x
- the solution vector
- Returns:
getL2Error
public double getL2Error()
- Returns the L2 error to the FEM solution x. Remember that the getExactValue mathod has to be implemented
correctly for this.
- Parameters:
x
- the solution vector
- Returns:
- the L2 error
getH1Error
public double getH1Error()
report
public void report()
- Specified by:
report
in interface Reportable
- Overrides:
report
in class DefaultReportable
printSol
public void printSol()
findTriangle
public Triangle findTriangle(Node n)
setFineSolution
public void setFineSolution(Vector fineSolution)