Class xlifepp::Operator#

template<class ScalarType>
class Operator#

Inheritence diagram for xlifepp::Operator:

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Collaboration diagram for xlifepp::Operator:

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xlifepp’s templated virtual class for constructing an operator that can interface with the OperatorTraits class used by the eigensolvers.

A concrete implementation of this class is necessary. The user can create their own implementation if those supplied are not suitable for their needs.

Subclassed by xlifepp::LargeMatrixAdapter< MatrixType, ScalarType >, xlifepp::LargeMatrixAdapterInverse< MatrixType, ScalarType >, xlifepp::LargeMatrixAdapterInverseGeneralized< MatrixType, ScalarType >

Constructor/Destructor

inline Operator()#

Default constructor.

inline virtual ~Operator()#

Destructor.

Operator application method

virtual void apply(const MultiVec<ScalarType> &x, MultiVec<ScalarType> &y) const = 0#

This method takes the MultiVec x and applies the operator to it resulting in the MultiVec y.

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