#include <hyprecond.hh>
template<class Op>
class Kaskade::Euclid< Op >
PrecondType::ILUT Preconidoner from Saads ITSOL library
Definition at line 209 of file hyprecond.hh.
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virtual void | pre (domain_type &, range_type &) |
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virtual void | post (domain_type &) |
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virtual void | apply (domain_type &x, range_type const &y) |
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virtual Dune::SolverCategory::Category | category () const override |
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◆ Euclid()
template<class Op >
Kaskade::Euclid< Op >::Euclid |
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level = 1 , |
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printlevel = 0 , |
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bj = 0 , |
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verbosity = 2 |
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◆ ~Euclid()
◆ apply()
template<class Op >
virtual void Kaskade::Euclid< Op >::apply |
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◆ category()
template<class Op >
virtual Dune::SolverCategory::Category Kaskade::Euclid< Op >::category |
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returns the category of the operator
From the Dune doxygen documentation it is unclear what this is supposed to mean. We return a dummy here.
Definition at line 311 of file hyprecond.hh.
◆ post()
◆ pre()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: