Type to hold tensor product indices. More...

Public Member Functions
procedure	init (this, i0, i1, j0, j1, k0, k1, bsplines, complement, intervals)
	Initialize the TensorProdIndices.

procedure	empty (this)
	Initialize the TensorProdIndices to empty.

Public Attributes
integer	i0
	Start index in x-direction.

integer	i1
	End index in x-direction.

integer	j0
	Start index in y-direction.

integer	j1
	End index in y-direction.

integer	k0
	Start index in z-direction.

integer	k1
	End index in z-direction.

integer	total_nr_x
	Total number in x-direction.

integer	total_nr_y
	Total number in y-direction.

integer	total_nr_z
	Total number in z-direction.

logical	complement
	If true, then the indices represent a complement of the specified indices (e.g. {0, ..., i0-1} U {i1+1, ..., total_nr_x-1} for x-direction)

Detailed Description

Type to hold tensor product indices.

This type holds the indices for a tensor product space, where the indices themselves are also a tensor product of 1D indices

Member Function/Subroutine Documentation

procedure m_tensorprod_indices::tensorprodindices::empty ( class(tensorprodindices), intent(inout) this )

Initialize the TensorProdIndices to empty.

Parameters

this[inout] The constructed TensorProdIndices

procedure m_tensorprod_indices::tensorprodindices::init	(	class(tensorprodindices), intent(inout)	this,
		integer, intent(in)	i0,
		integer, intent(in)	i1,
		integer, intent(in)	j0,
		integer, intent(in)	j1,
		integer, intent(in)	k0,
		integer, intent(in)	k1,
		type(bsplinespace), dimension(3), intent(in)	bsplines,
		logical, intent(in), optional	complement,
		logical, intent(in), optional	intervals )

Initialize the TensorProdIndices.

Parameters

this[inout]	The TensorProdIndices to initialize
i0[in]	Start index in x-direction
i1[in]	End index in x-direction
j0[in]	Start index in y-direction
j1[in]	End index in y-direction
k0[in]	Start index in z-direction
k1[in]	End index in z-direction
bsplines[in]	The B-spline spaces for each direction
complement[in]	_(optional)_ If true, the indices represent a complement of the specified indices (default is false)
intervals[in]	_(optional)_ If true, the indices represent intervals instead of B-splines (default is false)

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