HCL_EvalRestrictedFunctional_d is the evaluation class for HCL_RestrictedFunctional_d, which is the concrete class which turns a functional defined on a product space into an ordinary functional by fixing all but one of the components
![]() | HCL_EvalRestrictedFunctional_d ( int i, HCL_EvalFunctionalProductDomain_d * ev ) Usual constructor; just needs the evaluation object from the underlying evaluation object and the index of the free component of the independent variable |
![]() | Domain () const Domain returns a reference to the domain of the underlying function |
![]() | UnrestrictedEval () Access to the evaluation object of the underlying function defined on a product space |
![]() | Value () const Value computes the value of the function |
![]() | Gradient ( HCL_Vector_d & g ) const Gradient computes the gradient of the function |
![]() | Hessian () const Hessian creates the Hessian operator |
![]() | Write ( ostream & str ) const Debugging information |
HCL_EvalRestrictedFunctional_d is the evaluation class for HCL_RestrictedFunctional_d, which is the concrete class which turns a functional defined on a product space into an ordinary functional by fixing all but one of the components. That is, given an instance of HCL_FunctionalProductDomain_d representing, the class HCL_RestrictedFunctional_d implements
defined by
, where
are fixed.
See the documentation for HCL_EvaluateFunctional_d and HCL_RestrictedFunctional_d for more information.
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