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