Interactions.cl File Reference

Boundary integral term computation over the fluid particles. More...

#include "resources/Scripts/types/types.h"
#include "resources/Scripts/KernelFunctions/Kernel.h"

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Macros
#define	_GRADP_   grad_p[i].XYZ
#define	_DIVU_   div_u[i]

Functions
__kernel void	entry (const __global uint *iset, const __global int *imove, const __global vec *r, const __global vec *normal, const __global vec *u, const __global float *rho, const __global float *m, const __global float *p, __constant float *refd, __global vec *grad_p, __global float *div_u, __global uint *icell, __global uint *ihoc, uint N, uivec4 n_cells, vec g)
	Performs the boundary effect on the fluid particles.

Detailed Description

Boundary integral term computation over the fluid particles.

Macro Definition Documentation

_DIVU_

#define _DIVU_   div_u[i]

_GRADP_

#define _GRADP_   grad_p[i].XYZ

Function Documentation

entry()

__kernel void entry	(	const __global uint *	iset,
		const __global int *	imove,
		const __global vec *	r,
		const __global vec *	normal,
		const __global vec *	u,
		const __global float *	rho,
		const __global float *	m,
		const __global float *	p,
		__constant float *	refd,
		__global vec *	grad_p,
		__global float *	div_u,
		__global uint *	icell,
		__global uint *	ihoc,
		uint	N,
		uivec4	n_cells,
		vec	g
	)

Performs the boundary effect on the fluid particles.

Parameters

iset	Set of particles index.
imove	Moving flags. imove > 0 for regular fluid particles. imove = 0 for sensors. imove < 0 for boundary elements/particles.
r	Position \( \mathbf{r} \).
normal	Normal \( \mathbf{n} \).
u	Velocity \( \mathbf{u} \).
rho	Density \( \rho \).
p	Pressure \( p \).
m	Area of the boundary element \( s \).
refd	Density of reference \( \rho_0 \) (one per set of particles)
grad_p	Pressure gradient \( \nabla p \).
div_u	Velocity divergence \( \nabla \cdot \mathbf{u} \).
icell	Cell where each particle is located.
ihoc	Head of chain for each cell (first particle found).
N	Number of particles.
n_cells	Number of cells in each direction
g	Gravity acceleration \( \mathbf{g} \).

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