FilterEnergy1D.h

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// Description: Outputs orthogonal expansion of 1D elements.
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#ifndef NEKTAR_SOLVERUTILS_FILTERS_FILTERENERGY1D_H
#define NEKTAR_SOLVERUTILS_FILTERS_FILTERENERGY1D_H
 
#include <SolverUtils/Filters/Filter.h>
 
namespace Nektar
{
namespace SolverUtils
{
/**
 * @brief Filter for one-dimensional energy spectrum.
 *
 * This filter transforms the coefficients of each element into an
 * orthogonal basis and outputs these coefficients at each timestep. It
 * can be used to, for example, detect high-order oscillations in the
 * solution field.
 */
class FilterEnergy1D : public Filter
{
public:
    friend class MemoryManager<FilterEnergy1D>;
 
    /// Creates an instance of this class
    static FilterSharedPtr create(
        const LibUtilities::SessionReaderSharedPtr &pSession,
        const std::weak_ptr<EquationSystem>      &pEquation,
        const std::map<std::string, std::string>   &pParams)
    {
        FilterSharedPtr p = MemoryManager<FilterEnergy1D>
            ::AllocateSharedPtr(pSession, pEquation, pParams);
        return p;
    }
 
    ///Name of the class
    static std::string className;
 
    SOLVER_UTILS_EXPORT FilterEnergy1D(
        const LibUtilities::SessionReaderSharedPtr &pSession,
        const std::weak_ptr<EquationSystem>      &pEquation,
        const ParamMap &pParams);
    SOLVER_UTILS_EXPORT ~FilterEnergy1D();
 
protected:
    virtual void v_Initialise(
        const Array<OneD, const MultiRegions::ExpListSharedPtr> &pField,
        const NekDouble                                         &time);
    virtual void v_Update(
        const Array<OneD, const MultiRegions::ExpListSharedPtr> &pField,
        const NekDouble                                         &time);
    virtual void v_Finalise(
        const Array<OneD, const MultiRegions::ExpListSharedPtr> &pField,
        const NekDouble                                         &time);
    virtual bool v_IsTimeDependent();
 
private:
    /// Output file.
    std::ofstream m_out;
    /// Output frequency.
    unsigned int m_outputFrequency;
    /// Current index counter.
    unsigned int m_index;
};
}
}
 
#endif