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Opm::FluidStateExplicitFugacityModule< Scalar, numPhases, numComponents, Implementation > Class Template Reference

Module for the modular fluid state which stores the phase fugacity coefficients explicitly. More...

#include <FluidStateFugacityModules.hpp>

Public Member Functions

const Scalar & fugacityCoefficient (unsigned phaseIdx, unsigned compIdx) const
 The fugacity coefficient of a component in a phase [].
 
Scalar fugacity (unsigned phaseIdx, unsigned compIdx) const
 The fugacity of a component in a phase [Pa].
 
void setFugacityCoefficient (unsigned phaseIdx, unsigned compIdx, const Scalar &value)
 Set the fugacity of a component in a phase [].
 
template<class FluidState >
void assign (const FluidState &fs)
 Retrieve all parameters from an arbitrary fluid state.
 
void checkDefined () const
 Make sure that all attributes are defined.
 

Protected Member Functions

const Implementation & asImp_ () const
 

Protected Attributes

Scalar fugacityCoefficient_ [numPhases][numComponents]
 

Detailed Description

template<class Scalar, unsigned numPhases, unsigned numComponents, class Implementation>
class Opm::FluidStateExplicitFugacityModule< Scalar, numPhases, numComponents, Implementation >

Module for the modular fluid state which stores the phase fugacity coefficients explicitly.

Member Function Documentation

◆ checkDefined()

template<class Scalar , unsigned numPhases, unsigned numComponents, class Implementation >
void Opm::FluidStateExplicitFugacityModule< Scalar, numPhases, numComponents, Implementation >::checkDefined ( ) const
inline

Make sure that all attributes are defined.

This method does not do anything if the program is not run under valgrind. If it is, then valgrind will print an error message if some attributes of the object have not been properly defined.


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