A Newton class defines a solver using Newton–Raphson iteration. More...

#include <Newton.h>

Inheritance diagram for Newton:

Collaboration diagram for Newton:

Public Member Functions
	Newton (unsigned=0, bool=false)

int	analyze () override

void	print () override

Public Member Functions inherited from Solver
	Solver (unsigned=0)

virtual int	initialize ()

virtual void	set_step_size (double)

void	set_step_amplifier (double)

double	get_step_amplifier () const

void	set_converger (const shared_ptr< Converger > &)

const shared_ptr< Converger > &	get_converger () const

void	set_integrator (const shared_ptr< Integrator > &)

const shared_ptr< Integrator > &	get_integrator () const

Public Member Functions inherited from UniqueTag
	UniqueTag (const UniqueTag &)=delete

	UniqueTag (UniqueTag &&)=delete

UniqueTag &	operator= (const UniqueTag &)=delete

UniqueTag &	operator= (UniqueTag &&)=delete

	~UniqueTag () override=default

	Tag (unsigned=0)

	Tag (const Tag &)=default

	Tag (Tag &&) noexcept=default

Public Member Functions inherited from Tag
	Tag (unsigned=0)

	Tag (const Tag &)=default

	Tag (Tag &&) noexcept=default

Tag &	operator= (const Tag &)=delete

Tag &	operator= (Tag &&)=delete

virtual	~Tag ()=default

void	set_tag (unsigned) const

unsigned	get_tag () const

void	enable ()

void	disable ()

void	guard ()

void	unguard ()

bool	is_active () const

bool	is_guarded () const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from Solver
bool	constant_matrix () const

Detailed Description

A Newton class defines a solver using Newton–Raphson iteration.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

explicit

int Newton::analyze ( )

overridevirtual

Implements Solver.

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void Newton::print ( )

overridevirtual

Reimplemented from Tag.

double Newton::inner_product = 0.

protected

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