Java Code Examples for org.apache.commons.math.ode.events.CombinedEventsManager#getEventsStates()

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Example 1
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 2
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               FastMath.ulp(FastMath.max(FastMath.abs(startTime), FastMath.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 3
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 4
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 5
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 6
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 7
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 8
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 9
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 10
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 11
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 12
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}
Example 13
Source File: AbstractIntegrator.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/** Add an event handler for end time checking.
 * <p>This method can be used to simplify handling of integration end time.
 * It leverages the nominal stop condition with the exceptional stop
 * conditions.</p>
 * @param startTime integration start time
 * @param endTime desired end time
 * @param manager manager containing the user-defined handlers
 * @return a new manager containing all the user-defined handlers plus a
 * dedicated manager triggering a stop event at entTime
 */
protected CombinedEventsManager addEndTimeChecker(final double startTime,
                                                  final double endTime,
                                                  final CombinedEventsManager manager) {
    CombinedEventsManager newManager = new CombinedEventsManager();
    for (final EventState state : manager.getEventsStates()) {
        newManager.addEventHandler(state.getEventHandler(),
                                   state.getMaxCheckInterval(),
                                   state.getConvergence(),
                                   state.getMaxIterationCount());
    }
    newManager.addEventHandler(new EndTimeChecker(endTime),
                               Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY,
                               Math.ulp(Math.max(Math.abs(startTime), Math.abs(endTime))),
                               100);
    return newManager;
}