A specialisation of InvJacobianOPoint for a combined mapping FoG where F is a circular mapping from logical to physical, and G is an inverse circular mapping from physical to logical. More...
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KOKKOS_FUNCTION | InvJacobianOPoint (Mapping const &mapping) |
The constructor of InvJacobianOPoint. | |
KOKKOS_INLINE_FUNCTION Matrix_2x2 | operator() () const |
Compute the full inverse Jacobian matrix from a coordinate system (x_pc, y_pc) to a coordinate system (x, y). | |
A specialisation of InvJacobianOPoint for a combined mapping FoG where F is a circular mapping from logical to physical, and G is an inverse circular mapping from physical to logical.
The combined mapping FoG therefore maps from a physical domain (Xpc, Ypc) to a physical domain (X,Y) (this mapping is equivalent to the identity).
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The constructor of InvJacobianOPoint.
[in] | mapping | The mapping for which the inverse of the Jacobian is calculated. |
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Compute the full inverse Jacobian matrix from a coordinate system (x_pc, y_pc) to a coordinate system (x, y).
Here, as \( \mathcal{G}^{-1} = \mathcal{F} \), the Jacobian matrix of \((\mathcal{F} \circ \mathcal{G}^{-1})^{-1} \) is the identity matrix. So, the pseudo-Cartesian Jacobian matrix for a circular mapping is given by :