CeedOperator

A CeedOperator defines the finite/spectral element operator associated to a CeedQFunction. A CeedOperator connects objects of the type CeedElemRestriction, CeedBasis, and CeedQFunction.

Discrete operators on user vectors

typedef struct CeedOperator_private *CeedOperator

Handle for object describing FE-type operators acting on vectors.

Given an element restriction \(E\), basis evaluator \(B\), and quadrature function \(f\), a CeedOperator expresses operations of the form \(E^T B^T f(B E u)\) acting on the vector \(u\).

int CeedOperatorCreate(Ceed ceed, CeedQFunction qf, CeedQFunction dqf, CeedQFunction dqfT, CeedOperator *op)

Create a CeedOperator and associate a CeedQFunction.

A CeedBasis and CeedElemRestriction can be associated with CeedQFunction fields with CeedOperatorSetField.

User Functions

Parameters:

ceed – [in] Ceed object where the CeedOperator will be created
qf – [in] QFunction defining the action of the operator at quadrature points
dqf – [in] QFunction defining the action of the Jacobian of qf (or CEED_QFUNCTION_NONE)
dqfT – [in] QFunction defining the action of the transpose of the Jacobian of qf (or CEED_QFUNCTION_NONE)
op – [out] Address of the variable where the newly created CeedOperator will be stored

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedCompositeOperatorCreate(Ceed ceed, CeedOperator *op)

Create an operator that composes the action of several operators.

User Functions

Parameters:

ceed – [in] Ceed object where the CeedOperator will be created
op – [out] Address of the variable where the newly created Composite CeedOperator will be stored

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorReferenceCopy(CeedOperator op, CeedOperator *op_copy)

Copy the pointer to a CeedOperator.

Both pointers should be destroyed with CeedOperatorDestroy().

Note: If the value of op_copy passed to this function is non-NULL, then it is assumed that op_copy is a pointer to a CeedOperator. This CeedOperator will be destroyed if op_copy is the only reference to this CeedOperator.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to copy reference to
op_copy – [inout] Variable to store copied reference

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetField(CeedOperator op, const char *field_name, CeedElemRestriction r, CeedBasis b, CeedVector v)

Provide a field to a CeedOperator for use by its CeedQFunction.

This function is used to specify both active and passive fields to a CeedOperator. For passive fields, a vector

v must be provided. Passive fields can inputs or outputs (updated in-place when operator is applied).

Active fields must be specified using this function, but their data (in a CeedVector) is passed in . There can be at most one active input CeedVector and at most one active output CeedVector passed to .

The number of quadrature points must agree across all points. When using CEED_BASIS_NONE, the number of quadrature points is determined by the element size of r.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator on which to provide the field
field_name – [in] Name of the field (to be matched with the name used by CeedQFunction)
r – [in] CeedElemRestriction
b – [in] CeedBasis in which the field resides or CEED_BASIS_NONE if collocated with quadrature points
v – [in] CeedVector to be used by CeedOperator or CEED_VECTOR_ACTIVE if field is active or CEED_VECTOR_NONE if using CEED_EVAL_WEIGHT in the QFunction

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetFields(CeedOperator op, CeedInt *num_input_fields, CeedOperatorField **input_fields, CeedInt *num_output_fields, CeedOperatorField **output_fields)

Get the CeedOperatorFields of a CeedOperator.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
num_input_fields – [out] Variable to store number of input fields
input_fields – [out] Variable to store input_fields
num_output_fields – [out] Variable to store number of output fields
output_fields – [out] Variable to store output_fields

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetFieldByName(CeedOperator op, const char *field_name, CeedOperatorField *op_field)

Get a CeedOperatorField of an CeedOperator from its name.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_name – [in] Name of desired CeedOperatorField
op_field – [out] CeedOperatorField corresponding to the name

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorFieldGetName(CeedOperatorField op_field, char **field_name)

Get the name of a CeedOperatorField.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op_field – [in] CeedOperatorField
field_name – [out] Variable to store the field name

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorFieldGetElemRestriction(CeedOperatorField op_field, CeedElemRestriction *rstr)

Get the CeedElemRestriction of a CeedOperatorField.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op_field – [in] CeedOperatorField
rstr – [out] Variable to store CeedElemRestriction

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorFieldGetBasis(CeedOperatorField op_field, CeedBasis *basis)

Get the CeedBasis of a CeedOperatorField.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op_field – [in] CeedOperatorField
basis – [out] Variable to store CeedBasis

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorFieldGetVector(CeedOperatorField op_field, CeedVector *vec)

Get the CeedVector of a CeedOperatorField.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op_field – [in] CeedOperatorField
vec – [out] Variable to store CeedVector

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedCompositeOperatorAddSub(CeedOperator composite_op, CeedOperator sub_op)

Add a sub-operator to a composite CeedOperator.

User Functions

Parameters:

composite_op – [inout] Composite CeedOperator
sub_op – [in] Sub-operator CeedOperator

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedCompositeOperatorGetNumSub(CeedOperator op, CeedInt *num_suboperators)

Get the number of sub_operators associated with a CeedOperator.

Backend Developer Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
num_suboperators – [out] Variable to store number of sub_operators

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedCompositeOperatorGetSubList(CeedOperator op, CeedOperator **sub_operators)

Get the list of sub_operators associated with a CeedOperator.

Backend Developer Functions

Parameters:

op – CeedOperator
sub_operators – [out] Variable to store list of sub_operators

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorCheckReady(CeedOperator op)

Check if a CeedOperator is ready to be used.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to check

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetActiveVectorLengths(CeedOperator op, CeedSize *input_size, CeedSize *output_size)

Get vector lengths for the active input and/or output vectors of a CeedOperator.

Note: Lengths of -1 indicate that the CeedOperator does not have an active input and/or output.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
input_size – [out] Variable to store active input vector length, or NULL
output_size – [out] Variable to store active output vector length, or NULL

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetQFunctionAssemblyReuse(CeedOperator op, bool reuse_assembly_data)

Set reuse of CeedQFunction data in CeedOperatorLinearAssemble* functions.

When reuse_assembly_data = false (default), the CeedQFunction associated with this CeedOperator is re-assembled every time a CeedOperatorLinearAssemble* function is called. When reuse_assembly_data = true, the CeedQFunction associated with this CeedOperator is reused between calls to CeedOperatorSetQFunctionAssemblyDataUpdated.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
reuse_assembly_data – [in] Boolean flag setting assembly data reuse

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetQFunctionAssemblyDataUpdateNeeded(CeedOperator op, bool needs_data_update)

Mark CeedQFunction data as updated and the CeedQFunction as requiring re-assembly.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
needs_data_update – [in] Boolean flag setting assembly data reuse

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetName(CeedOperator op, const char *name)

Set name of CeedOperator for CeedOperatorView output.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator
name – [in] Name to set, or NULL to remove previously set name

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorView(CeedOperator op, FILE *stream)

View a CeedOperator.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to view
stream – [in] Stream to write; typically stdout/stderr or a file

Returns:

Error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetCeed(CeedOperator op, Ceed *ceed)

Get the Ceed associated with a CeedOperator.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
ceed – [out] Variable to store Ceed

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetNumElements(CeedOperator op, CeedInt *num_elem)

Get the number of elements associated with a CeedOperator.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
num_elem – [out] Variable to store number of elements

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetNumQuadraturePoints(CeedOperator op, CeedInt *num_qpts)

Get the number of quadrature points associated with a CeedOperator.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
num_qpts – [out] Variable to store vector number of quadrature points

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetFlopsEstimate(CeedOperator op, CeedSize *flops)

Estimate number of FLOPs required to apply CeedOperator on the active vector.

Backend Developer Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to estimate FLOPs for
flops – [out] Address of variable to hold FLOPs estimate

int CeedOperatorGetContext(CeedOperator op, CeedQFunctionContext *ctx)

Get CeedQFunction global context for a CeedOperator.

The caller is responsible for destroying ctx returned from this function via CeedQFunctionContextDestroy().

Note: If the value of ctx passed into this function is non-NULL, then it is assumed that ctx is a pointer to a CeedQFunctionContext. This CeedQFunctionContext will be destroyed if ctx is the only reference to this CeedQFunctionContext.

Advanced Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
ctx – [out] Variable to store CeedQFunctionContext

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetContextFieldLabel(CeedOperator op, const char *field_name, CeedContextFieldLabel *field_label)

Get label for a registered QFunctionContext field, or NULL if no field has been registered with this field_name.

Fields are registered via CeedQFunctionContextRegister*() functions (eg. CeedQFunctionContextRegisterDouble()).

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_name – [in] Name of field to retrieve label
field_label – [out] Variable to field label

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetContextDouble(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, double *values)

Set QFunctionContext field holding double precision values.

For composite operators, the values are set in all sub-operator QFunctionContexts that have a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to set
values – [in] Values to set

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetContextDoubleRead(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, size_t *num_values, const double **values)

Get QFunctionContext field holding double precision values, read-only.

For composite operators, the values correspond to the first sub-operator QFunctionContexts that has a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to get
num_values – [out] Number of values in the field label
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorRestoreContextDoubleRead(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, const double **values)

Restore QFunctionContext field holding double precision values, read-only.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to restore
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetContextInt32(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, int32_t *values)

Set QFunctionContext field holding int32 values.

For composite operators, the values are set in all sub-operator QFunctionContexts that have a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to set
values – [in] Values to set

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetContextInt32Read(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, size_t *num_values, const int32_t **values)

Get QFunctionContext field holding int32 values, read-only.

For composite operators, the values correspond to the first sub-operator QFunctionContexts that has a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to get
num_values – [out] Number of int32 values in values
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorRestoreContextInt32Read(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, const int32_t **values)

Restore QFunctionContext field holding int32 values, read-only.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to get
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorSetContextBoolean(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, bool *values)

Set QFunctionContext field holding boolean values.

For composite operators, the values are set in all sub-operator QFunctionContexts that have a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to set
values – [in] Values to set

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorGetContextBooleanRead(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, size_t *num_values, const bool **values)

Get QFunctionContext field holding boolean values, read-only.

For composite operators, the values correspond to the first sub-operator QFunctionContexts that has a matching field_name.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to get
num_values – [out] Number of int32 values in values
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorRestoreContextBooleanRead(CeedOperator op, CeedContextFieldLabel field_label, const bool **values)

Restore QFunctionContext field holding boolean values, read-only.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator
field_label – [in] Label of field to get
values – [out] Pointer to context values

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorApply(CeedOperator op, CeedVector in, CeedVector out, CeedRequest *request)

Apply CeedOperator to a vector.

This computes the action of the operator on the specified (active) input, yielding its (active) output. All inputs and outputs must be specified using CeedOperatorSetField().

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to apply
in – [in] CeedVector containing input state or CEED_VECTOR_NONE if there are no active inputs
out – [out] CeedVector to store result of applying operator (must be distinct from in) or CEED_VECTOR_NONE if there are no active outputs
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorApplyAdd(CeedOperator op, CeedVector in, CeedVector out, CeedRequest *request)

Apply CeedOperator to a vector and add result to output vector.

This computes the action of the operator on the specified (active) input, yielding its (active) output. All inputs and outputs must be specified using CeedOperatorSetField().

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to apply
in – [in] CeedVector containing input state or NULL if there are no active inputs
out – [out] CeedVector to sum in result of applying operator (must be distinct from in) or NULL if there are no active outputs
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorDestroy(CeedOperator *op)

Destroy a CeedOperator.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [inout] CeedOperator to destroy

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleQFunction(CeedOperator op, CeedVector *assembled, CeedElemRestriction *rstr, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble a linear CeedQFunction associated with a CeedOperator.

This returns a CeedVector containing a matrix at each quadrature point providing the action of the CeedQFunction associated with the CeedOperator. The vector assembled is of shape [num_elements, num_input_fields, num_output_fields, num_quad_points] and contains column-major matrices representing the action of the CeedQFunction for a corresponding quadrature point on an element.

Inputs and outputs are in the order provided by the user when adding CeedOperator fields. For example, a CeedQFunction with inputs ‘u’ and ‘gradu’ and outputs ‘gradv’ and ‘v’, provided in that order, would result in an assembled QFunction that consists of (1 + dim) x (dim + 1) matrices at each quadrature point acting on the input [u, du_0, du_1] and producing the output [dv_0, dv_1, v].

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedQFunction at quadrature points
rstr – [out] CeedElemRestriction for CeedVector containing assembled CeedQFunction
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleQFunctionBuildOrUpdate(CeedOperator op, CeedVector *assembled, CeedElemRestriction *rstr, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble CeedQFunction and store result internally.

Return copied references of stored data to the caller. Caller is responsible for ownership and destruction of the copied references. See also CeedOperatorLinearAssembleQFunction

Note: If the value of assembled or rstr passed to this function are non-NULL, then it is assumed that they hold valid pointers. These objects will be destroyed if *assembled or *rstr is the only reference to the object.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedQFunction at quadrature points
rstr – [out] CeedElemRestriction for CeedVector containing assembledCeedQFunction
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleDiagonal(CeedOperator op, CeedVector assembled, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble the diagonal of a square linear CeedOperator.

This overwrites a CeedVector with the diagonal of a linear CeedOperator.

Note: Currently only non-composite CeedOperators with a single field and composite CeedOperators with single field sub-operators are supported.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedOperator diagonal
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleAddDiagonal(CeedOperator op, CeedVector assembled, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble the diagonal of a square linear CeedOperator.

This sums into a CeedVector the diagonal of a linear CeedOperator.

Note: Currently only non-composite CeedOperators with a single field and composite CeedOperators with single field sub-operators are supported.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedOperator diagonal
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssemblePointBlockDiagonalSymbolic(CeedOperator op, CeedSize *num_entries, CeedInt **rows, CeedInt **cols)

Fully assemble the point-block diagonal pattern of a linear operator.

Expected to be used in conjunction with CeedOperatorLinearAssemblePointBlockDiagonal().

The assembly routines use coordinate format, with num_entries tuples of the form (i, j, value) which indicate that value should be added to the matrix in entry (i, j). Note that the (i, j) pairs are unique. This function returns the number of entries and their (i, j) locations, while CeedOperatorLinearAssemblePointBlockDiagonal() provides the values in the same ordering.

This will generally be slow unless your operator is low-order.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble
num_entries – [out] Number of entries in coordinate nonzero pattern
rows – [out] Row number for each entry
cols – [out] Column number for each entry

int CeedOperatorLinearAssemblePointBlockDiagonal(CeedOperator op, CeedVector assembled, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble the point block diagonal of a square linear CeedOperator.

This overwrites a CeedVector with the point block diagonal of a linear CeedOperator.

Note: Currently only non-composite CeedOperators with a single field and composite CeedOperators with single field sub-operators are supported.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedOperator point block diagonal, provided in row-major form with an num_comp * num_comp block at each node. The dimensions of this vector are derived from the active vector for the CeedOperator. The array has shape [nodes, component out, component in].
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleAddPointBlockDiagonal(CeedOperator op, CeedVector assembled, CeedRequest *request)

Assemble the point block diagonal of a square linear CeedOperator.

This sums into a CeedVector with the point block diagonal of a linear CeedOperator.

Note: Currently only non-composite CeedOperators with a single field and composite CeedOperators with single field sub-operators are supported.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble CeedQFunction
assembled – [out] CeedVector to store assembled CeedOperator point block diagonal, provided in row-major form with an num_comp * num_comp block at each node. The dimensions of this vector are derived from the active vector for the CeedOperator. The array has shape [nodes, component out, component in].
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorLinearAssembleSymbolic(CeedOperator op, CeedSize *num_entries, CeedInt **rows, CeedInt **cols)

Fully assemble the nonzero pattern of a linear operator.

Expected to be used in conjunction with CeedOperatorLinearAssemble().

The assembly routines use coordinate format, with num_entries tuples of the form (i, j, value) which indicate that value should be added to the matrix in entry (i, j). Note that the (i, j) pairs are not unique and may repeat. This function returns the number of entries and their (i, j) locations, while CeedOperatorLinearAssemble() provides the values in the same ordering.

This will generally be slow unless your operator is low-order.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble
num_entries – [out] Number of entries in coordinate nonzero pattern
rows – [out] Row number for each entry
cols – [out] Column number for each entry

int CeedOperatorLinearAssemble(CeedOperator op, CeedVector values)

Fully assemble the nonzero entries of a linear operator.

Expected to be used in conjunction with CeedOperatorLinearAssembleSymbolic().

The assembly routines use coordinate format, with num_entries tuples of the form (i, j, value) which indicate that value should be added to the matrix in entry (i, j). Note that the (i, j) pairs are not unique and may repeat. This function returns the values of the nonzero entries to be added, their (i, j) locations are provided by CeedOperatorLinearAssembleSymbolic()

This will generally be slow unless your operator is low-order.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to assemble
values – [out] Values to assemble into matrix

int CeedCompositeOperatorGetMultiplicity(CeedOperator op, CeedInt num_skip_indices, CeedInt *skip_indices, CeedVector mult)

Get the multiplicity of nodes across suboperators in a composite CeedOperator.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] Composite CeedOperator
num_skip_indices – [in] Number of suboperators to skip
skip_indices – [in] Array of indices of suboperators to skip
mult – [out] Vector to store multiplicity (of size l_size)

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorMultigridLevelCreate(CeedOperator op_fine, CeedVector p_mult_fine, CeedElemRestriction rstr_coarse, CeedBasis basis_coarse, CeedOperator *op_coarse, CeedOperator *op_prolong, CeedOperator *op_restrict)

Create a multigrid coarse operator and level transfer operators for a CeedOperator, creating the prolongation basis from the fine and coarse grid interpolation.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets all four CeedOperators as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op_fine – [in] Fine grid operator
p_mult_fine – [in] L-vector multiplicity in parallel gather/scatter, or NULL if not creating prolongation/restriction operators
rstr_coarse – [in] Coarse grid restriction
basis_coarse – [in] Coarse grid active vector basis
op_coarse – [out] Coarse grid operator
op_prolong – [out] Coarse to fine operator, or NULL
op_restrict – [out] Fine to coarse operator, or NULL

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorMultigridLevelCreateTensorH1(CeedOperator op_fine, CeedVector p_mult_fine, CeedElemRestriction rstr_coarse, CeedBasis basis_coarse, const CeedScalar *interp_c_to_f, CeedOperator *op_coarse, CeedOperator *op_prolong, CeedOperator *op_restrict)

Create a multigrid coarse operator and level transfer operators for a CeedOperator with a tensor basis for the active basis.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets all four CeedOperators as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op_fine – [in] Fine grid operator
p_mult_fine – [in] L-vector multiplicity in parallel gather/scatter, or NULL if not creating prolongation/restriction operators
rstr_coarse – [in] Coarse grid restriction
basis_coarse – [in] Coarse grid active vector basis
interp_c_to_f – [in] Matrix for coarse to fine interpolation, or NULL if not creating prolongation/restriction operators
op_coarse – [out] Coarse grid operator
op_prolong – [out] Coarse to fine operator, or NULL
op_restrict – [out] Fine to coarse operator, or NULL

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorMultigridLevelCreateH1(CeedOperator op_fine, CeedVector p_mult_fine, CeedElemRestriction rstr_coarse, CeedBasis basis_coarse, const CeedScalar *interp_c_to_f, CeedOperator *op_coarse, CeedOperator *op_prolong, CeedOperator *op_restrict)

Create a multigrid coarse operator and level transfer operators for a CeedOperator with a non-tensor basis for the active vector.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets all four CeedOperators as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op_fine – [in] Fine grid operator
p_mult_fine – [in] L-vector multiplicity in parallel gather/scatter, or NULL if not creating prolongation/restriction operators
rstr_coarse – [in] Coarse grid restriction
basis_coarse – [in] Coarse grid active vector basis
interp_c_to_f – [in] Matrix for coarse to fine interpolation, or NULL if not creating prolongation/restriction operators
op_coarse – [out] Coarse grid operator
op_prolong – [out] Coarse to fine operator, or NULL
op_restrict – [out] Fine to coarse operator, or NULL

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure

int CeedOperatorCreateFDMElementInverse(CeedOperator op, CeedOperator *fdm_inv, CeedRequest *request)

Build a FDM based approximate inverse for each element for a CeedOperator.

This returns a CeedOperator and CeedVector to apply a Fast Diagonalization Method based approximate inverse. This function obtains the simultaneous diagonalization for the 1D mass and Laplacian operators, \(M = V^T V, K = V^T S V\). The assembled QFunction is used to modify the eigenvalues from simultaneous diagonalization and obtain an approximate inverse of the form \(V^T \hat S V\). The CeedOperator must be linear and non-composite. The associated CeedQFunction must therefore also be linear.

Note: Calling this function asserts that setup is complete and sets the CeedOperator as immutable.

User Functions

Parameters:

op – [in] CeedOperator to create element inverses
fdm_inv – [out] CeedOperator to apply the action of a FDM based inverse for each element
request – [in] Address of CeedRequest for non-blocking completion, else CEED_REQUEST_IMMEDIATE

Returns:

An error code: 0 - success, otherwise - failure