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47
48/**
49 * @file ChebyshevU.hpp
50 * @author teng lin
51 * @date 11/16/2004
52 * @version 1.0
53 */
54
55#ifndef MATH_CHEBYSHEVU_HPP
56#define MATH_CHEBYSHEVU_HPP
57
58#include <cassert>
59#include <vector>
60
61#include "math/Polynomial.hpp"
62
63namespace OpenMD {
64
65 /**
66 * @class ChebyshevU
67 * A collection of Chebyshev Polynomials.
68 * @todo document
69 */
70 class ChebyshevU {
71 public:
72 ChebyshevU(int maxPower);
73 virtual ~ChebyshevU() {}
74 /**
75 * Calculates the value of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial evaluated at the
76 * given x value.
77 * @return The value of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial evaluates at the given
78 * x value
79 * @param n
80 * @param x the value of the independent variable for the nth Chebyshev
81 * Polynomial function
82 */
83
84 RealType evaluate(int n, RealType x) {
85 assert(n <= maxPower_ && n >= 0);
86 return polyList_[n].evaluate(x);
87 }
88
89 /**
90 * Returns the first derivative of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial.
91 * @return the first derivative of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial
92 * @param n
93 * @param x the value of the independent variable for the nth Chebyshev
94 * Polynomial function
95 */
96 RealType evaluateDerivative(int n, RealType x) {
97 assert(n <= maxPower_ && n >= 0);
98 return polyList_[n].evaluateDerivative(x);
99 }
100
101 /**
102 * Returns the nth Chebyshev Polynomial
103 * @return the nth Chebyshev Polynomial
104 * @param n
105 */
106 const DoublePolynomial& getChebyshevPolynomial(int n) const {
107 assert(n <= maxPower_ && n >= 0);
108 return polyList_[n];
109 }
110
111 protected:
112 std::vector<DoublePolynomial> polyList_;
113 void GeneratePolynomials(int maxPower);
114
115 private:
116 void GenerateFirstTwoTerms();
117
118 int maxPower_;
119 };
120} // namespace OpenMD
121
122#endif // MATH_CHEBYSHEVU_HPP
RealType evaluateDerivative(int n, RealType x)
Returns the first derivative of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial.
const DoublePolynomial & getChebyshevPolynomial(int n) const
Returns the nth Chebyshev Polynomial.
RealType evaluate(int n, RealType x)
Calculates the value of the nth Chebyshev Polynomial evaluated at the given x value.
This basic Periodic Table class was originally taken from the data.cpp file in OpenBabel.