NektarFFT.h

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// Description: Header file for the Fast Fourier Transform class in Nektar++
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#ifndef NEKTAR_LIB_UTILIITIES_FFT_NEKTARFFT_H
#define NEKTAR_LIB_UTILIITIES_FFT_NEKTARFFT_H
 
#include <LibUtilities/BasicConst/NektarUnivTypeDefs.hpp>
#include <LibUtilities/BasicUtils/NekFactory.hpp>
#include <LibUtilities/LibUtilitiesDeclspec.h>
 
namespace Nektar
{
    template <typename Dim, typename DataType>
    class Array;
 
    namespace LibUtilities
    {
        /**
         * The NektarFFT class is a virtual class to manage the use of the FFT to do Fwd/Bwd transformations
         * and convolutions. The function here defined will link to a proper implementation of the FFT algorithm.
         * Depending on the user definition the functions can link to a class which is a wrapper around the FFTW
         * library or to a specific FFT implementation.
         */
        class NektarFFT;
 
        // A shared pointer to the NektarFFT object
        typedef std::shared_ptr<NektarFFT>  NektarFFTSharedPtr;
 
        /// Datatype of the NekFactory used to instantiate classes derived from
        /// the NektarFFT class.
        typedef LibUtilities::NekFactory< std::string, NektarFFT, int> NektarFFTFactory;
 
        LIB_UTILITIES_EXPORT NektarFFTFactory& GetNektarFFTFactory();
 
        class NektarFFT
        {
        public:
 
            /// Initialises NektarFFT class members.
            LIB_UTILITIES_EXPORT NektarFFT(int N);
 
            // Distructor
            LIB_UTILITIES_EXPORT  virtual ~NektarFFT();
 
            /**
             * m_N is the dimension of the Fourier transform.
             * It means that the coefficient vector and the vector of the variable in physical
             * space have size m_N. It is becasue everything is managed just with real data.
             */
            int m_N;
 
            /**
             * Forward transformation to pass from physical to coefficient space using the FFT.
             * This method will take the place of the Matrix-Vector multiplication
             * input:
             * N         = number of Fourier points
             * inarray   = vector in physical space (length N)
             * output:
             * outarray  = vector in coefficient space (length N)
             */
            LIB_UTILITIES_EXPORT void FFTFwdTrans(Array<OneD,NekDouble> &phy, Array<OneD,NekDouble> &coef);
 
            /**
             * Backward transformation to pass from coefficient to physical space using the FFT.
             * This method will take the place of the Matrix-Vector multiplication
             * input:
             * N          = number of Fourier points
             * inarrray   = vector in coefficient space (length N)
             * output:
             * outarray   = vector in physical space (length N)
             */
            LIB_UTILITIES_EXPORT void FFTBwdTrans(Array<OneD,NekDouble> &coef, Array<OneD,NekDouble> &phys);
 
        protected:
 
 
            virtual void v_FFTFwdTrans(Array<OneD,NekDouble> &phys, Array<OneD,NekDouble> &coef);
 
            virtual void v_FFTBwdTrans(Array<OneD,NekDouble> &coef, Array<OneD,NekDouble> &phys);
 
        private:
 
        };
    }//end namespace LibUtilities
}//end of namespace Nektar
#endif //NEKTAR_LIB_UTILIITIES_FFT_NEKTARFFT_H