ElementMap< Dim, TargetFrame > Class Template Reference

The CoordinateMap for the Element from the Logical frame to the TargetFrame More...

#include <ElementMap.hpp>

Public Types
using	source_frame = Frame::Logical
using	target_frame = TargetFrame

Public Member Functions
	ElementMap (ElementId< Dim > element_id, std::unique_ptr< domain::CoordinateMapBase< Frame::Logical, TargetFrame, Dim > > block_map) noexcept
const domain::CoordinateMapBase< Frame::Logical, TargetFrame, Dim > &	block_map () const noexcept
const ElementId< Dim > &	element_id () const noexcept
template<typename T >
tnsr::I< T, Dim, TargetFrame >	operator() (tnsr::I< T, Dim, Frame::Logical > source_point) const noexcept
template<typename T >
tnsr::I< T, Dim, Frame::Logical >	inverse (tnsr::I< T, Dim, TargetFrame > target_point) const noexcept
template<typename T >
InverseJacobian< T, Dim, Frame::Logical, TargetFrame >	inv_jacobian (tnsr::I< T, Dim, Frame::Logical > source_point) const noexcept
template<typename T >
Jacobian< T, Dim, Frame::Logical, TargetFrame >	jacobian (tnsr::I< T, Dim, Frame::Logical > source_point) const noexcept
void	pup (PUP::er &p) noexcept

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr size_t	dim = Dim

Detailed Description

template<size_t Dim, typename TargetFrame>
class ElementMap< Dim, TargetFrame >

The CoordinateMap for the Element from the Logical frame to the TargetFrame

An ElementMap takes a CoordinateMap for a Block and an ElementId as input, and then "prepends" the correct affine map to the CoordinateMap so that the map corresponds to the coordinate map for the Element rather than the Block. This allows DomainCreators to only specify the maps for the Blocks without worrying about how the domain may be decomposed beyond that.