m_weno.fpp.f90 File Reference

Functions/Subroutines
program	__m_weno_fpp_f90__
subroutine	s_initialize_weno_module ()
	The computation of parameters, the allocation of memory, the association of pointers and/or the execution of any other procedures that are necessary to setup the module.
subroutine	s_compute_weno_coefficients (weno_dir, is)
	The purpose of this subroutine is to compute the grid dependent coefficients of the WENO polynomials, ideal weights and smoothness indicators, provided the order, the coordinate direction and the location of the WENO reconstruction.
subroutine	s_weno (v_vf, vl_rs_vf_x, vl_rs_vf_y, vl_rs_vf_z, vr_rs_vf_x, vr_rs_vf_y, vr_rs_vf_z, norm_dir, weno_dir, is1_weno_d, is2_weno_d, is3_weno_d)
subroutine	s_initialize_weno (v_vf, norm_dir, weno_dir)
	The computation of parameters, the allocation of memory, the association of pointers and/or the execution of any other procedures that are required for the setup of the WENO reconstruction.
subroutine	s_preserve_monotonicity (v_rs_ws, vl_rs_vf, vr_rs_vf)
	The goal of this subroutine is to ensure that the WENO reconstruction is monotonic. The latter is achieved by enforcing monotonicity preserving bounds of Suresh and Huynh (1997). The resulting MPWENO reconstruction, see Balsara and Shu (2000), ensures that the reconstructed values do not reside outside the range spanned by WENO stencil.
subroutine	s_finalize_weno_module ()
	Module deallocation and/or disassociation procedures.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

__m_weno_fpp_f90__()

program __m_weno_fpp_f90__

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s_compute_weno_coefficients()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_compute_weno_coefficients ( integer, intent(in) weno_dir, type(int_bounds_info), intent(in) is )

private

The purpose of this subroutine is to compute the grid dependent coefficients of the WENO polynomials, ideal weights and smoothness indicators, provided the order, the coordinate direction and the location of the WENO reconstruction.

Parameters

weno_dir	Coordinate direction of the WENO reconstruction
is	Index bounds in the s-direction

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s_finalize_weno_module()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_finalize_weno_module

private

Module deallocation and/or disassociation procedures.

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s_initialize_weno()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_initialize_weno ( type(scalar_field), dimension(:), intent(in) v_vf, integer, intent(in) norm_dir, integer, intent(in) weno_dir )

private

The computation of parameters, the allocation of memory, the association of pointers and/or the execution of any other procedures that are required for the setup of the WENO reconstruction.

Parameters

v_vf	Cell-averaged variables
vL_vf	Left WENO reconstructed cell-boundary values
vR_vf	Right WENO reconstructed cell-boundary values
norm_dir	Characteristic decommposition coordinate direction
weno_dir	Coordinate direction of the WENO reconstruction
is1_weno	Index bounds in first coordinate direction
is2_weno	Index bounds in second coordinate direction
is3_weno	Index bounds in third coordinate direction

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s_initialize_weno_module()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_initialize_weno_module

private

The computation of parameters, the allocation of memory, the association of pointers and/or the execution of any other procedures that are necessary to setup the module.

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s_preserve_monotonicity()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_preserve_monotonicity ( real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(in) v_rs_ws, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vl_rs_vf, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vr_rs_vf )

private

The goal of this subroutine is to ensure that the WENO reconstruction is monotonic. The latter is achieved by enforcing monotonicity preserving bounds of Suresh and Huynh (1997). The resulting MPWENO reconstruction, see Balsara and Shu (2000), ensures that the reconstructed values do not reside outside the range spanned by WENO stencil.

Parameters

i	Equation number
j	First-coordinate cell index
k	Second-coordinate cell index
l	Third-coordinate cell index

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s_weno()

subroutine __m_weno_fpp_f90__::s_weno ( type(scalar_field), dimension(1:), intent(in) v_vf, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vl_rs_vf_x, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vl_rs_vf_y, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vl_rs_vf_z, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vr_rs_vf_x, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vr_rs_vf_y, real(kind(0d0)), dimension(startx:, starty:, startz:, 1:), intent(inout) vr_rs_vf_z, integer, intent(in) norm_dir, integer, intent(in) weno_dir, type(int_bounds_info), intent(in) is1_weno_d, type(int_bounds_info), intent(in) is2_weno_d, type(int_bounds_info), intent(in) is3_weno_d )

private

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