cpu_1d_ppm_nonuniform_conserving.hpp

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#ifndef CPU_1D_PPM_H
#define CPU_1D_PPM_H
 
#include <iostream>
#include "vec.h"
#include "algorithm"
#include "cmath"
 
#include "cpu_slope_limiters.hpp"
#include "cpu_face_estimates.hpp"
 
using namespace std;
 
/*
  Compute parabolic reconstruction with an explicit scheme
*/
inline void compute_ppm_coeff_nonuniform(const Vec * const dv, const Vec * const values, const face_estimate_order order,const uint k, Vec a[3], const Realf threshold){
   Vec m_face; /*left face value*/
   Vec p_face; /*right face value*/
   compute_filtered_face_values_nonuniform_conserving(dv, values, k, order, m_face, p_face, threshold);
 
   //Coella et al, check for monotonicity
   //  m_face = select((p_face - m_face) * (values[k] - 0.5 * (m_face + p_face)) >
   //                  (p_face - m_face)*(p_face - m_face) * one_sixth,
   //                  3 * values[k] - 2 * p_face,
   //                  m_face);
   // p_face = select(-(p_face - m_face) * (p_face - m_face) * one_sixth >
   //                  (p_face - m_face) * (values[k] - 0.5 * (m_face + p_face)),
   //                 3 * values[k] - 2 * m_face,
   //                 p_face);
 
   //Fit a second order polynomial for reconstruction see, e.g., White
   //2008 (PQM article) (note additional integration factors built in,
   //contrary to White (2008) eq. 4
   a[0] = m_face;
   a[1] = 3.0 * values[k] - 2.0 * m_face - p_face;
   a[2] = (m_face + p_face - 2.0 * values[k]);
}
 
 
#endif