Documentation of 'jvx.numeric.PnStiffAniso' Java class
PnStiffAniso ("JavaView Reference Manual")
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jvx.numeric

Class PnStiffAniso

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable, PsUpdateIf, PdMatrixIf


    public class PnStiffAniso
    extends PnStiffMatrix
    Create and setup stiffness matrix for the anisotropic Laplace operator. This matrix is not symmetric, hence for solving linear equation systems involving this class use jvx.numeric.PnBiconjugateGradient.
    See Also:
    Serialized Form
    Author:
    Klaus Hildebrandt
    Version:
    06.03.03, 1.00 created (kh)
    • Constructor Detail

      • PnStiffAniso

        public PnStiffAniso(PgElementSet surface)
        Constructor
      • PnStiffAniso

        public PnStiffAniso(PgElementSet surface,
                            double featureThreshold)
        Constructor
    • Method Detail

      • init

        public void init(PgElementSet surface)
        Initializes the stiffness matrix by computing the index vector and matrix entries. Method can be used to reset the stiffness matrix. All memory allocation is done in constructor.
        Overrides:
        init in class PnStiffMatrix
      • setFeatureDetect

        public void setFeatureDetect(double featureDetect)
        Set parameter that determines what is regarded as a feature that will be preserved by te flow.
      • getFeatureDetect

        public double getFeatureDetect()
        Get value of the parameter that determines what is regarded as a feature that will be preserved by te flow.
      • useStepFunction

        public void useStepFunction(boolean flag)
        The default behaviour of this feature preserving smoothing operator is to have a smooth transition in the treatment of those parts that are kept as features and those that are smoothed. This method allows to use the non smooth step function instead.
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