object-oriented implementation of adaptive mesh refinement algorithms

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Abstract
We describe C++ classes that simplify development of adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) algorithms. The classes divide into two groups, generic classes that are broadly useful in adaptive algorithms, and application-specific classes that are the basis for our AMR algorithm. We employ two languages, with C++ responsible for the high-level data structures, and Fortran responsible for low-level numerics. The C++ implementation is as fast as the original Fortran implementation. Use of inheritance has allowed us to extend the original AMR algorithm to other problems with greatly reduced development time.
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Authors ;William Y. Crutchfield;Michael L. Welcome
Journal environmental pollution
Year 1993
DOI
10.1155/1993/838429
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/1993/838429
Keywords
computer software

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