#include <MLIter.h>
Inheritance diagram for MLIter::

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| MLIter (MLSolver &dds) | |
| MLIter (const LinEqSolver_prm &pm) | |
| ~MLIter () | |
| virtual void | attach (MLSolver &dds) |
| virtual bool | solve (LinEqSystem &system) |
| virtual bool | ok () const |
| virtual void | performance (LinEqStatBlk &performance_status) |
| virtual String | description () const |
| CLASS_INFO | VIRTUAL_CAST (MLIter) private |
| void | attach (ConvMonitorList &monitors_) |
| void | attach (ConvMonitor &monitor) |
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| MLSolver* | mlsolver |
NAME: MLIter - interface class for multilevel iterative solvers
DESCRIPTION:
The class implements the "MLIter" iteration for solving systems of linear equations. The system is represented as a class "LinEqSystem" object. Usually, an object of type "MLIter" is created on basis of the parameter object "LinEqSolver_prm" using the function "LinEqSolver_prm create".
The essential point is to attach a "MLSolver" object, which represents the actual domain decomposition or multigrid algorithm. The "MLIter" is just an interface fitting into the iterative solvers hierarchy.
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There is one default constructor without arguments since no parameters are needed for the MLIter iteration. For the sake comaptibility, there is also a constructor accepting a "LinEqSolver_prm" object. Internal "LinEqVector" attributes are not properly initialized by the constructor. These are initialized by the "redim" function which is called from "solve". Thus, the user of this class need not be careful with initialization of objects: The constructor and the "solve" function will take care of it. |
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See documentation of one of the overloaded constructor. |
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See documentation of one of the overloaded functions. Reimplemented from IterativeSolver. |
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See documentation of one of the overloaded functions. Reimplemented from IterativeSolver. |
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attach a "MLSolver" object. It is crucial to do that. "MLIter" is just an interface for this object. |
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Reimplemented from LinEqSolver. |
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returns "true" if the object is in an ok state, that is, if all internal attricutes seems to be initialized. This "ok" function is called in "solve" and the user of the class should never need to call "ok". Reimplemented from BasicItSolver. |
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fills in the "LinEqStatBlk" object with relevant statistics regarding the last solve. Reimplemented from IterativeSolver. |
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solve a system of linear equations. Reimplemented from BasicItSolver. |
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