operands.hpp File Reference

This file defines the Operand type, which represents a term and an operation to be applied to that term in the context of a form. More...

#include <concepts>
#include <type_traits>
#include "serif/discretization/blocks/concepts.hpp"

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Classes
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation
	The Operation struct defines a set of operations that can be applied to terms in the context of a form. These operations include value, gradient, divergence, curl, and normal trace. Similar to the statement I made at the top of forms.hpp, if you are a developer looking to extend the mathematical capabilities of SERiF this is a place you should be looking early on. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation::Value
	Operation tag for evaluating a value. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation::Gradient
	Operation tag for evaluating a gradient. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation::Divergence
	Operation tag for evaluating a divergence. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation::Curl
	Operation tag for evaluating a curl. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operation::NormalTrace
	Operation tag for evaluating the normal flux along a boundary. More...
struct	serif::discretization::forms::Operand< TermT, OperationT >
	Compile time representation of some operand. An operand associates a term to an operation type (e.g. the gradient of gravitational potential where gravitational potential is the term and gradient is the operation). More...

Namespaces
namespace	serif
namespace	serif::discretization
namespace	serif::discretization::forms

Concepts
concept	serif::discretization::forms::IsOperation
concept	serif::discretization::forms::IsOperand
	Concept to validate a valid operand. An operand is valid if the following conditions are satisfied.

Detailed Description

This file defines the Operand type, which represents a term and an operation to be applied to that term in the context of a form.

Author

Emily M. Boudreaux

An Operand is a compile-time type that encapsulates a term and an operation to be applied to that term. The operation can be one of several predefined operations, such as value, gradient, divergence, curl, or normal trace. The Operand type is used in the definition of forms to specify the terms and operations involved in the form.