fitted.hpp File Reference

#include "serif/solver/seed/polytrope.hpp"

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Classes
struct	serif::solver::seed::FittedRadialSeed
	An explicitly stretched initial guess, distinct from an equilibrium Lane–Emden scaling. More...

Namespaces
namespace	serif
namespace	serif::solver
namespace	serif::solver::seed
namespace	serif::solver::seed::detail

Functions
auto	serif::solver::seed::evaluate_radial_seed (const RadialSeed &seed, dimensions::LengthValue radius)
	Evaluate the original equilibrium profile without changing its physical scaling.
std::expected< FittedRadialSeed, std::string >	serif::solver::seed::fit_radial_seed (const RadialSeed &seed, dimensions::LengthValue radius)
	Copy a radial seed onto another radius without changing its material thermodynamics.
std::expected< utils::laneemden::PhysicalSample, std::string >	serif::solver::seed::evaluate_radial_seed (const FittedRadialSeed &seed, dimensions::LengthValue radius)
	Evaluate the fitted density and its consistent spherical gravity, retaining the source enthalpy.
const RadialSeed &	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_source (const RadialSeed &seed)
	Inspect the unchanged physical source of a strict seed.
const RadialSeed &	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_source (const FittedRadialSeed &seed)
	Inspect the unchanged physical source of an explicitly fitted guess.
dimensions::LengthValue	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_radius (const RadialSeed &seed)
	Use the equilibrium radius for ordinary projection.
dimensions::LengthValue	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_radius (const FittedRadialSeed &seed)
	Use the explicit destination radius for fitted projection.
dimensions::MassValue	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_mass (const RadialSeed &seed)
	Retain the original spherical mass for ordinary projection.
dimensions::MassValue	serif::solver::seed::detail::radial_mass (const FittedRadialSeed &seed)
	Use the mass of the stretched density for fitted gravity projection.