cints/fjt.h

//
// fjt.h
//
// Copyright (C) 2001 Edward Valeev
//
// Author: Edward Valeev <edward.valeev@chemistry.gatech.edu>
// Maintainer: EV
//
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#ifdef __GNUG__
#pragma interface
#endif
 
#ifndef _chemistry_qc_cints_fjt_h
#define _chemistry_qc_cints_fjt_h
 
#include <util/ref/ref.h>
 
class Taylor_Fjt_Eval : public RefCount {
  private:
    double **grid;            /* Table of "exact" Fm(T) values. Row index corresponds to
                                 values of T (max_T+1 rows), column index to values
                                 of m (max_m+1 columns) */
    double delT;              /* The step size for T, depends on cutoff */
    double cutoff;            /* Tolerance cutoff used in all computations of Fm(T) */
    int order_interp;         /* Order of (Taylor) interpolation */
    int max_m;                /* Maximum value of m in the table, depends on cutoff
                                 and the number of terms in Taylor interpolation */
    int max_T;                /* Maximum index of T in the table, depends on cutoff
                                 and m */
    double *T_crit;           /* Maximum T for each row, depends on cutoff;
                                 for a given m and T_idx <= max_T_idx[m] use Taylor interpolation,
                                 for a given m and T_idx > max_T_idx[m] use the asymptotic formula */
    double *Fjt_buffer;       /* Here computed values of Fj(T) are stored */
 
  public:
    Taylor_Fjt_Eval(unsigned int mmax, double accuracy);
    ~Taylor_Fjt_Eval();
    double *compute_Fjt(double T, unsigned int l);  /* The function which computes a set of Fm(T), 0<=m<=l
                                                       for given T and l */
};
 
#endif
 
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