Class Name : BasicInducedConductInteractor
Project ref : SPIS project
File name : BasicInducedConductInteractor.java
File type : class
Copyright : ONERA, 2 Av.
Constructor with global parameters supplied: some global interaction parameters
will be taken from them: photoElectronTemperature, secondaryTemperature, secondaryFromProtonTemperature
Name of the local parameter: Fixed background density used to compute volume interaction (typically: neutral density) [m-3] (default param value: 0.0 , mesh: Volume , centring: 3 )
Name of the local parameter: If 1, Dirichlet condition for Poisson equation on external boundary (fixed potential) - (default param value: 0 (no) , mesh: Boundary , centring: 0 )
Name of the local parameter: If 1, Fourier condition for Poisson equation on external boundary - (default param value: 1 (yes) , mesh: Boundary , centring: 2 )
Builds and returns the values of the field at a the mesh elements it is
defined on (nodes/cells/...depending on centring), using external indexing
of elements (relevent only for node-centred fields).
Builds and returns the values of the field at a the mesh elements it is
defined on (nodes/cells/...depending on centring), using external indexing
of elements (relevent only for node-centred fields).
If out flux is a null pointer, builds it from in Flux
(called at object construction if inFlux is not null,
and may be called "manually" if inFlux is defined later).
initialisations: builds a spacecraft and a plasma objects (and sets them in PlasmaScSimulation)
and the connections between them (particle fluxes, potentials and current transfers)
initialisations: builds a spacecraft and a plasma objects (and sets them in PlasmaScSimulation)
and the connections between them (particle fluxes, potentials and current transfers)
initialisations: builds a spacecraft and a plasma objects (and sets them in PlasmaScSimulation)
and the connections between them (particle fluxes, potentials and current transfers)
initialisations: builds a spacecraft and a plasma objects (and sets them in PlasmaScSimulation)
and the connections between them (particle fluxes, potentials and current transfers)