RungeKutta2IvpOdeSolver.cpp

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#include "RungeKutta2IvpOdeSolver.hpp"
#include "AbstractIvpOdeSolver.hpp"
#include "AbstractOdeSystem.hpp"
#include "OdeSolution.hpp"

//#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <cassert>

void RungeKutta2IvpOdeSolver::CalculateNextYValue(AbstractOdeSystem* pAbstractOdeSystem,
                                                  double timeStep,
                                                  double time,
                                                  std::vector<double>& currentYValues,
                                                  std::vector<double>& nextYValues)
{
    const unsigned num_equations = pAbstractOdeSystem->GetNumberOfStateVariables();

    // Apply Runge-Kutta 2nd Order method for each timestep in AbstractOneStepIvpSolver.
    // Calculates a vector containing the next Y value from the current one for each
    // equation in the system.

    std::vector<double> k1(num_equations);
    std::vector<double>& dy = nextYValues; // re-use memory

    // Work out k1
    pAbstractOdeSystem->EvaluateYDerivatives(time, currentYValues, dy);

    for (unsigned i=0; i<num_equations; i++)
    {
        k1[i] = timeStep*dy[i];
        k1[i] = k1[i]/2.0+currentYValues[i];
    }

    // Work out k2 and new solution
    pAbstractOdeSystem->EvaluateYDerivatives(time+timeStep/2.0, k1, dy);
    for (unsigned i=0; i<num_equations; i++)
    {
        nextYValues[i] = currentYValues[i] + timeStep*dy[i];
    }
}

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