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Notes for the new implementation
headmyshoulder edited this page Oct 2, 2011
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- One controller for
- classical control
- PI control
- Rosenbrock (classical control)
- controller with different error checkers (norms and scale functiontions)
- controller with different step size selectors (PI-control)
- Define test cases
- Implement basic blocks (test cases should now compile but not)
- Implement controller
- Implement error_checkers which are needed for the goals
- Implement step size selectors
- Modify generating function
- rk54_ck with
- control from odeint-v2
- control from NR
- PI control
- rk_dopri
- control from odeint-v2
- control from NR
- PI control
- rosenbrock4
- control from odeint-v2
- control from NR
- standard controller< Stepper , typename Stepper::stepper_type >
- compose controller into error_checker (different name?) and rejection and step size
- only error_checker depends on algebra
- compose error_checker into norm and scale function
- algebra for rosenbrock4?
- algebras
- put everything into the make_controlled function?
- dense output
- find names
- controller
- standard_controller
- classical controller
- error checker
- error_checker
- error
- step size control
- step_size_controller
- step_size_adjuster
- controller
- include dt in error_checker?
- does PI-controller differ from classical control?
- Specialization for
- ErrorStepper, do_step( sys , in , t , dt , out , err );
- error_checker( xold , x , err );
- ExplicitErrorStepper, do_step( sys , in , dxdt , t , dt , out , err );
- error_checker( xold , dxdtold , x , err );
- ExplicitErrorStepperFsal, do_step( sys , in , dxdtin , t , dt , out , dxdtout , err );
- error_checker( xold , dxdtold , x , dxdt , err );
- ErrorStepper, do_step( sys , in , t , dt , out , err );
- Define the new concepts ( ExplicitErrorStepper , ExplicitErrorStepperFSAL )
- include out-of-place transform into the stepper concepts?
- OK Define new stepper categories ( explicit_error_stepper , explicit_error_stepper_fsal )
- they already exist