class ntcFunctionCP1 : public ntcFunction

Description:

ntcFunctionCP1 is a class introduced to be able to sum two functions

Inheritance:


Public Methods

ntcFunctionCP1()
ntcFunctionCP1( ntcFunction *f, float aX, float aZ )
~ntcFunctionCP1()
static ntcFunctionCP1* New()
static ntcFunctionCP1* New( ntcFunction *f, float aX, float aZ )
virtual const char* GetClassName()
void SetFunction( ntcFunction *g )
void SetCoefficients( float aX, float aZ )

Public

The function
virtual float f( float x[3] )
Its gradient
virtual float fX( float x[3] )
virtual float fY( float x[3] )
virtual float fZ( float x[3] )

Protected Fields

float a
float b
ntcFunction* g

Inherited from ntcFunction:

Public Methods

virtual void fGrad( float x[3], float grad[3] )
virtual void fHessian( float x[3], float hessian[3][3] )

Public

Its Hessian

virtual float fXX( float x[3] )
virtual float fYY( float x[3] )
virtual float fZZ( float x[3] )
virtual float fXY( float x[3] )
virtual float fYZ( float x[3] )
virtual float fZX( float x[3] )

Documentation

ntcFunctionCP1 is a class introduced to be able to sum two functions. Setting two functions f,g with the method SetAddends, its method EvaluateFunction returns the sum of the two functions. No homology method is defined for this function as there is no way to guess it from addends. This class has been introduced primarily to allow an easy implementation of methods like ntcPlaneFoliation::SetCriticalCurves where is needed to create a new function form the gradient of the Hamiltonian and the components of the 1-form.

ntcFunctionCP1()
ntcFunctionCP1( ntcFunction *f, float aX, float aZ )
~ntcFunctionCP1()
static ntcFunctionCP1* New()
static ntcFunctionCP1* New( ntcFunction *f, float aX, float aZ )
virtual const char* GetClassName()
void SetFunction( ntcFunction *g )
void SetCoefficients( float aX, float aZ )
The function
virtual float f( float x[3] )
Its gradient
virtual float fX( float x[3] )
virtual float fY( float x[3] )
virtual float fZ( float x[3] )
float a
float b
ntcFunction* g

This class has no child classes.

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