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#include <integral.h>
Inheritance diagram for oomph::PointIntegral:Public Member Functions | |
| PointIntegral () | |
| Default constructor (empty) More... | |
| PointIntegral (const PointIntegral &dummy)=delete | |
| Broken copy constructor. More... | |
| void | operator= (const PointIntegral &)=delete |
| Broken assignment operator. More... | |
| unsigned | nweight () const |
| Number of integration points of the scheme. More... | |
| double | knot (const unsigned &i, const unsigned &j) const |
| double | weight (const unsigned &i) const |
| Return weight of integration point i. More... | |
Public Member Functions inherited from oomph::Integral | |
| Integral () | |
| Default constructor (empty) More... | |
| Integral (const Integral &dummy)=delete | |
| Broken copy constructor. More... | |
| void | operator= (const Integral &)=delete |
| Broken assignment operator. More... | |
| virtual | ~Integral () |
| Virtual destructor (empty) More... | |
| virtual Vector< double > | knot (const unsigned &i) const |
| Return local coordinates of i-th intergration point. Broken virtual. More... | |
Broken pseudo-integration scheme for points elements: Iit's not clear in general what this integration scheme is supposed to. It probably ought to evaluate integrals to zero but we're not sure in what context this may be used. Replace by your own integration scheme that does what you want!
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delete |
Broken copy constructor.
Return coordinate s[j] (j=0) of integration point i – deliberately broken!
Implements oomph::Integral.
References OOMPH_CURRENT_FUNCTION, and OOMPH_EXCEPTION_LOCATION.
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delete |
Broken assignment operator.