Package pulse.problem.statements

Introduces various problem statements for the heat conduction problem in the laser flash experiment.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AdiabaticSolution
ClassicalProblem	The simplest problem statement supported in PULsE, which is formulated in the dimensionless form and with linearised boundary conditions.
ClassicalProblem2D	The complete problem statement for a fully two-dimensional problem, which includes side heat losses, a variable field of view and variable pulse-to-diameter ratio.
DiathermicMedium	The diathermic model is based on the following propositions: - A cylindrically shaped sample is completely transparent to thermal radiation; - The front~(laser-facing) and rear (detector-facing) sides of the sample are coated by a thin grey absorber; - The coatings are in perfect thermal contact with the bulk material; - The side surface is free from any coating.
NonlinearProblem
ParticipatingMedium
PenetrationProblem
Problem	A Problem is an abstract class defining the general rules for handling heat conduction problems, and also providing access to the basic properties used in the calculation with one of the DifferenceSchemes.
Pulse	A Pulse stores the parameters of the laser pulse, but does not provide the calculation facilities.
Pulse2D
TwoTemperatureModel

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
ProblemComplexity