cubicGradientLimiter.H

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Class
    Foam::fv::gradientLimiters::minmod
 
Description
    Cubic gradient limiter
 
    to be used with the Foam::fv::cellLimitedGrad limited gradient.  This
    limiter function is similar to Foam::fv::gradientLimiters::Venkatakrishnan
    but is a fit to obey the value and gradient constraints and avoids the
    problem of the limiter exceeding 1 present in the Venkatakrishnan function.
 
    The transition point at which the limiter function reaches 1 is an input
    parameter and should be set to a value between 1 and 2 although values
    larger than 2 are physical but likely to significantly reduce the accuracy
    of the scheme.
 
    Reference:
    \verbatim
        Michalak, K., & Ollivier-Gooch, C. (2008).
        Limiters for unstructured higher-order accurate solutions
        of the Euler equations.
        In 46th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit (p. 776).
    \endverbatim
 
    Example:
    \verbatim
    gradSchemes
    {
        default Gauss linear;
        limited cellLimited<cubic> 1.5 Gauss linear 1;
    }
    \endverbatim
 
See also
    Foam::fv::cellLimitedGrad
    Foam::fv::gradientLimiters::Venkatakrishnan
 
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#ifndef cubicGradientLimiter_H
#define cubicGradientLimiter_H
 
#include "Istream.H"
 
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namespace Foam
{
 
namespace fv
{
 
namespace gradientLimiters
{
 
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class cubic
{
    // Private Data
 
        //- Limiter transition point at which the limiter function -> 1
        //  Must be > 1
        const scalar rt_;
 
        //- Coefficient of the r^3 term (evaluated from rt)
        const scalar a_;
 
        // - Coefficient of the r^2 term  (evaluated from rt)
        const scalar b_;
 
 
public:
 
    // Constructors
 
        cubic(Istream& schemeData)
        :
            rt_(readScalar(schemeData)),
            a_(2.0/sqr(rt_) - 2.0/pow3(rt_)),
            b_(-(3.0/2.0)*a_*rt_)
        {
            if (rt_ < 1)
            {
                FatalIOErrorInFunction(schemeData)
                    << "coefficient = " << rt_
                    << " should be > 1"
                    << exit(FatalIOError);
            }
        }
 
 
    // Member Functions
 
        inline scalar limiter(const scalar r) const
        {
            if (r < rt_)
            {
                return ((a_*r + b_)*r + 1)*r;
            }
            else
            {
                return 1;
            }
        }
};
 
 
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} // End namespace gradientLimiters
 
} // End namespace fv
 
} // End namespace Foam
 
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#endif
 
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