The hypothesis

The variables are described in The hypothesis.

Methods of the class homard

CreateHypothesis(hypo_name) Returns an instance of the class hypothese hypo_name: the name of the hypothesis

GetHypothesis(hypo_name) Returns an instance of the class hypothese known by its name hypo_name: the name of the hypothesis

GetAllHypothesesName() Returns the liste of the name of all the existing hypotheses

Methods of the class hypothese

General methods

GetName() Returns the name of the hypothesis

GetAdapType() Returns the type of the adaptation -1: uniform 0: by zones 1: by a field

GetRefinType() Returns the type of the refinement 0: unactive 1: active

GetUnRefType() Returns the type of the unrefinement 0: unactive 1: active

Delete() Deletes the hypothesis Returns an integer: 0: the destruction is done other value: problem

Uniform adaptation

SetUnifRefinUnRef(RefinUnRef) Defines a type of adaptation for the whole mesh RefinUnRef: integer that defines the type of adaptation 1: refinement -1: unrefinement

Adaptation by a field

The driving field and the thresholds

SetField(FieldName) Gives the name of a driving field to the hypothesis FieldName: the name of the driving field

GetFieldName() Returns the name of the driving field

SetUseField(use_field) Gives the usage of the driving field use_field: integer that defines how the driving field is used 0: value by element (default) 1: jump between an element and its neighbours

SetRefinThr(type_thres, threshold) Defines the thresholds for the refinement type_thres: integer that defines the type of the threshold for the refinement 1: absolute value 2: relative value in % 3: ratio of elements in % 4: mean + n times the standard deviation threshold: numerical value that defines the threshold

GetRefinThrType() Returns the type of the threshold for the refinement

SetUnRefThr(type_thres, threshold) Defines the thresholds for the unrefinement type_thres: integer that defines the type of the threshold for the unrefinement 1: absolute value 2: relative value in % 3: ratio of elements in % 4: mean - n times the standard deviation threshold: numerical value that defines the threshold

GetUnRefThrType() Returns the type of the threshold for the unrefinement

The components of the driving field

AddComp(comp_name) Add a component of the field comp_name: name of a component to take into account Note: if this method is not used, every component of the field is taken into account.

SetUseComp(use_comp) Defines hom to use the components use_comp: integer that defines how to use the components 0: L2 norm (default) 1: infinite norm 2: relative value, if only one component

GetComps() Returns the list of the used components

SupprComp(comp_name) Eliminates a component of the field comp_name: name of a component to eliminate

SupprComps() Eliminates all the components of the field

Adaptation by zones

AddZone(zone_name, type_use) zone_name: the name of the zone to add type_use: integer that defines how to use the zone 1: refinement -1: unrefinement

GetZones() Returns the list of the used zones with their uses Warning: the use is stored as a string in the list and not as an integer. Example: [‘Zone_A’, ‘1’, ‘Zone_B’, ‘1’, ‘Zone_C’, ‘1’]

SupprZone(zone_name) Eliminates a zone from the hypothesis zone_name: name of a zone to eliminate

SupprZones() Eliminates all the zones from the hypothesis

The filtering by the groups

AddGroup(group_name) Add a group to the filtering group_name: name of the group to take into account

GetGroups() Returns the mist of the groups that are used in the filtering

Interpolation of fields

SetTypeFieldInterp(typefieldinterp) typefieldinterp: integer that defines if some fields are interpolated or not 0: no field (default) 1: every field is interpolated 2: some fields are interpolated; automatically set after using AddFieldInterp or AddFieldInterpType

GetTypeFieldInterp() Returns the integer that defines if some fields are interpolated or not

AddFieldInterp(FieldName) FieldName: the name of the field to interpolate The interpolation type is automatically deduced by HOMARD; it corresponds to the type 0 of AddFieldInterpType

AddFieldInterpType(FieldName, type_interp) FieldName: the name of the field to interpolate type_interp: integer that defines the type of interpolation For a field over the nodes: 0: the field will be interpolated in degree 1 or 2 depending on its baseframe. 1: interpolation en degree 1 2: interpolation en degree 2 3: interpolation iso-P2 For a field over the elements: 0: the field will be interpolated as an intensive variable 1: the field will be interpolated as an extensive variable

GetFieldInterps() Returns the list of the interpolated fields with their use Warning: the use is stored as a string in the list and not as an integer. Example: [‘DEPL’, ‘0’, ‘Mass’, ‘1’, ‘Density’, ‘0’]

SupprFieldInterp(FieldName) Eliminates a field from the hypothesis FieldName: name of a field to eliminate

SupprFieldInterps() Eliminates all the fields from the hypothesis

Note

The file and the time steps for the fiels are defined with the iteration; see The iteration.

Advanced options

SetNivMax(nivmax) Defines the maximum level for the refinement nivmax: level of refinement that must not be exceeded

GetNivMax() Returns the maximum level for the refinement

SetDiamMin(diammin) Defines the minimum diameter of the future elements diammin: minimum diameter for an element

GetDiamMin() Returns the minimum diameter of the future elements

SetAdapInit(option) Defines the treatment of the elements where the field that governs the adaptation is not defined option: integer as follows: 0: no effect (default) 1: the elements without field are refined -1: the elements without field are unrefined

GetAdapInit() Returns the treatment of the elements where the field that governs the adaptation is not defined

SetExtraOutput(option) Acts if some extra information are required into the output MED file. The option is a product of 2, 3, 5, 7, 11. option: integer as follows: 1 : no effect (default) 2x : the refinement level of every mesh is produced 3x : the quality of every mesh 5x : the diameter of every mesh 7x : common parent of every mesh 11x : neighbours of glued cells

GetExtraOutput() Returns the choice for the output of extra information

Example

The creation of the object hypo_1 is done as follows:

hypo_1 = homard.CreateHypothesis("HypoField")
hypo_1.SetField("INDICATEUR")
hypo_1.AddComp("INDX")
hypo_1.AddComp("INDZ")
hypo_1.SetRefinThr(1, 80.)
hypo_1.AddFieldInterp("DEPL")
hypo_1.AddFieldInterpType("MASS", 1)

Similar graphical input

Look at The hypothesis

Warning

With the graphical input mode, if a hypothesis is edited and if one of the characteristic is modified, the value of the threshold for the refinement for example, all the iterations that were computed with this hypothesis are unvalidated. In python mode, that is not true: the iterations stay as they are.