Constructor

Constructor

The constructor is called automatically when the numerical integration object is instantiated. It initializes the integrator and prepares it for use.

Usage

CNumericalIntegrator Integ(pODE, pBT);

CNumericalIntegrator Integ(pODE, pBT, tout, y0, h0, atol, rtol);

CNumericalIntegrator* pInteg

pInteg = new CNumericalIntegrator(pODE, pBT);

pInteg = new CNumericalIntegrator(pODE, pBT, tout, y0, h0, atol, rtol);

Arguments

Return Value

None.

Notes

The constructor is automatically called when the numerical integrator object is instantiated. You must supply it with at least two arguments, or up to the full seven. If you do not supply the optional parameters, the integrator will check the ODE object to see if it supplies default values for these items. If the ODE does not have defaults, then the values are left unchanged. In the case of tout and y0, this will generate an error until you set the values using SetTOut( and SetICs(). For the step size the default is to compute h₀ automatically using the error tolerance. The values of atol and rtol will be set to 10^-6 and 10^-4, respectively, if not specified.