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* Definition of Lorene class Excised slice
*
*/
/*
* Copyright (c) 2010 Nicolas Vasset
*/
#ifndef __EXCISEDSLICE_H_
#define __EXCISEDSLICE_H_
// Headers Lorene
#include "spheroid.h"
//---------------------------//
// Class Excised_slice //
//---------------------------//
namespace Lorene {
/** Class to compute single black hole spacetime excised slices.
* It takes as arguments:
* - A Mapping \c mp
* - The type of physical surface used to perform the excision:
* - 0. General
* - 1. Isolated horizon-like
* - 2. Dynamical horizon-like
* - 3. Inner trapped surface
* - The type of metric fields that live in the slice:
* - 1. FCF quantities are used (Bonazzola et al., 2004)
* - 2. FCF-New scheme quantities are used (Cordero et al., 2009)
* Members are obviously the metric fields living in the slice, and related variables.
* The aim of this class is to coordinate Resolution of Einstein equations with the right
* set of boundary conditions, using classes like Spheroid() and Excision_surf();
* Disclaimer: the class Isol_hole() is redundant with this class under a set of parameters;
* therefore it has to go at some point.
*/
class Excised_slice {
// Data :
// -----
protected:
const Map& mp ; ///< Mapping associated with the slice
// Metric data
// -----------------
/// Chosen horizon type
int type_hor;
///Chose field set type
int field_set;
/// Lapse function
Scalar lapse ;
// Conformal factor
Scalar conf_fact;
/// Shift vector
Vector shift ;
/** Deviation tensor( non-flat part of the conformal 3-metric on
* the slice; see Bonazzola et al. (2004)).
*/
Sym_tensor hij ;
/** Rescaled tracefree extrinsic curvature tensor: rescaled same way as Cordero et al.( 2009).
* In the New FCF scheme, this member will represent the TT part of the extrinsic curvature only.
*/
Sym_tensor hatA ;
/** Longitudinal part of the extrinsic curvature. Set to zero if we are in the original FCF scheme.
*/
Vector Xx ;
// Derived data :
// ------------
protected:
/// Computation of the spheroid associated with the black hole horizon
mutable Spheroid* p_hor ;
/// Computation of the ADM mass of the BH spacetime.
mutable double* p_adm_mass ;
/** Computation of the Komar angular momentum w.r.t. assumed
*rotational symmetry
*/
mutable double* p_komar_angmom ;
/**Computation of the Virial residual, as difference at infinity
*between the ADM mass and the Komar integral associated to the mass.
*/
mutable double* p_virial_residue ;
// Constructors - Destructor
// -------------------------
public:
/** Standard constructor.
*
* @param mp_i Mapping on which the black hole slice will be defined
* @param hor_type Type of horizon used for excision:
* - 0. General
* - 1. Isolated horizon-like
* - 2. Dynamical horizon-like
* - 3. Inner trapped surface
* @param scheme_type Type of scheme use for metric field computation
* - 1. Original FCF scheme (Bonazzola et al., 2004)
* - 2. New FCF scheme (Cordero et al., 2009)
*/
Excised_slice(const Map& mp_i, int hor_type, int scheme_type) ;
Excised_slice(const Excised_slice& ) ; ///< Copy constructor
/** Constructor from a file (see \c sauve(FILE* )).
*
* @param mp_i Mapping on which the black hole slice will be defined
* @param hor_type Type of horizon used for excision:
* - 0. General
* - 1. Isolated horizon-like
* - 2. Dynamical horizon-like
* - 3. Inner trapped surface
* @param scheme_type Type of scheme use for metric field computation
* - 1. Original FCF scheme (Bonazzola et al., 2004)
* - 2. New FCF scheme (Cordero et al., 2009)
* @param fich input file (must have been created by the function
* \c sauve)
*/
Excised_slice(const Map& mp_i, int hor_type, int scheme_type, FILE* fich) ;
virtual ~Excised_slice() ; ///< Destructor
// Memory management
// -----------------
protected:
/// Deletes all the derived quantities
virtual void del_deriv() const ;
/// Sets to \c 0x0 all the pointers on derived quantities
virtual void set_der_0x0() const ;
// Mutators / assignment
// ---------------------
public:
/// Assignment to another \c Excised_slice
void operator=(const Excised_slice&) ;
/** If hor_type=1, computes a quasi-stationary 3-slice from the chosen parameters.
* @param precis [input] threshold in the relative difference between
* the radial shift for two consecutive steps
* to stop the iterative procedure (default value: 1.e-11)
* @param Omega_i: Rotation parameter for the isolated horizon slice. The principal Killing vector associated
* to this quantity will be by default the $e_{\varphi}$ vector.
* @param NorKappa_i: boolean to tell whether boundary condition is put
* on the surface gravity (true) or the lapse (false)
* @param NoK_i: The corresponding Dirichlet value for this quantity.
* @param isCF: Tells whether the calculation is using the conformal flatness approximation (true) or not (false).
* @param relax relaxation coefficient for all metric fields (0: no relaxation)
* @param mer_max: Maximum number of iterations allowed in the main loop
* @param mer_max: Maximum number of iterations allowed in the possible secondary loop for conformal geometry computation.
* @param isvoid: indicates whether or not the spacetime is vacuum.
* This is useless for now since matter terms are not handled in the class.
*/
void compute_stat_metric(double precis, double Omega_i, bool NorKappa_i, Scalar NoK_i, bool isCF_i=true, double relax=0.2, int mer_max = 2000, int mer_max2=200, bool isvoid = true) ;
/** If hor_type=1, computes the rhs of hyperbolic equation for conformal metric
*assuming stationarity;
*WARNING; up to now, we are only able to handle void spacetimes.
*/
void secmembre_kerr(Sym_tensor& source_hh);
// Accessors
// ---------
public:
/// Returns the mapping
const Map& get_mp() const {return mp; } ;
///Returns the type of horizon that performs the excision
int get_type_hor() const {return type_hor; };
///Returns the field set chosen for the data
int get_field_set() const {return field_set;};
/// Returns the lapse function \e N
const Scalar& get_lapse() const {return lapse;} ;
/// Returns the conformal factor
const Scalar& get_conf_fact() const {return conf_fact;};
/// Returns the shift vector \f$\beta^i\f$.
const Vector& get_shift() const {return shift;} ;
/// Returns the deviation tensor \f$ h^{ij} \f$.
const Sym_tensor& get_hij() const {return hij;} ;
/// Returns the rescaled tracefree extrinsic curvature \f$\hat{A}^{ij}\f$ (or its TT part if scheme_type=2)
const Sym_tensor& get_hatA() const {return hatA;} ;
/// Return the longitudinal part of Einstein Equations if the scheme is appropriate.
const Vector& get_Xx() const {
if (field_set==2) return Xx;
else if (field_set==1) cout <<"Error: the scheme used is the original FCF; this variable is irrelevant" << endl;
else cout <<"error in the scheme definition; please check the class consistency" << endl;}
///Sets the horizon type
int set_type_hor() {del_deriv() ; return type_hor ; } ;
/// Sets the lapse
Scalar& set_lapse() {del_deriv() ; return lapse ; } ;
///Sets the conformal factor
Scalar& set_conf_fact() {del_deriv() ; return conf_fact ; } ;
///Sets the shift vector
Vector& set_shift() {del_deriv() ; return shift ; } ;
///Sets the deviation tensor.
Sym_tensor& set_hij() {del_deriv() ; return hij ; } ;
/// Sets the rescaled tracefree extrinsic curvature \f$\hat{A}^{ij}\f$ (or its TT part if scheme_type=2)
Sym_tensor& set_hatA() {del_deriv() ; return hatA ; } ;
///Sets the longitudinal part of Einstein Equations if the scheme is apropriate
Vector& set_Xx() {del_deriv() ; return Xx ; } ; // Include an assert here!!!!
// Outputs
// -------
public:
virtual void sauve(FILE* ) const ; ///< Save in a file
void Einstein_errors(); ///< Prints out errors in Einstein equations for the data obtained.
// Global quantities
// -----------------
public:
/** Spheroid at the excised boundary associated with the black hole
* MOTS on the slice. Set by default at the position \f$ r=1 \f$.
*/
Spheroid hor() ;
/// Computation of the ADM mass of the BH spacetime.
double adm_mass() ;
/** Computation of the Komar angular momentum w.r.t. assumed
*rotational symmetry
*/
double komar_angmom() ;
/**Computation of the Virial residual, as difference at infinity
*between the ADM mass and the Komar integral associated to the mass.
*/
double virial_residue() ;
};
}
#endif
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