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ParaMonte Fortran 2.0.0
Parallel Monte Carlo and Machine Learning Library
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This is the derived type for generating test integrand objects of the algebraic form as described below, whose Cauchy Principal Value is to be computed. More...
Public Member Functions | |
procedure | get => getIntCauchy2 |
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procedure(get_proc), deferred | get |
The function member returning the value of the unweighted integrand (whether Cauchy/sin/cos/algebraically types of weights) at a specified input point x . More... | |
Public Attributes | |
real(RKH) | csnot |
real(RKH), dimension(2) | Pole |
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real(RKH) | lb |
The scalar of type real of the highest kind supported by the library RKH, containing the lower limit of integration. More... | |
real(RKH) | ub |
The scalar of type real of the highest kind supported by the library RKH, containing the upper limit of integration. More... | |
real(RKH) | integral |
The scalar of type real of the highest kind supported by the library RKH, containing the true result of integration. More... | |
real(RKH), dimension(:), allocatable | break |
The scalar of type real of the highest kind supported by the library RKH, containing the points of difficulties of integration. More... | |
type(wcauchy_type), allocatable | wcauchy |
The scalar of type wcauchy_type, containing the Cauchy singularity of the integrand. More... | |
character(:, SK), allocatable | desc |
The scalar allocatable character of default kind SK containing a description of the integrand and integration limits and difficulties. More... | |
This is the derived type for generating test integrand objects of the algebraic form as described below, whose Cauchy Principal Value is to be computed.
The full integrand is defined as,
\begin{equation} f(x) = \frac{1}{(x - \ms{cs1})(x - \ms{cs2})} ~,~ x \in (-\infty \leq \ms{lb} < \min(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2}), \min(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2}) < \ms{ub} < \max(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2})) ~\vee~ x \in (\min(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2}) < \ms{lb} < \max(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2}), \max(\ms{cs1},\ms{cs2}) < \ms{ub} \leq +\infty) \end{equation}
Depending on the choice of integration range, the integrand has either \(\ms{cs1}\) or \(\ms{cs2}\) as its Cauchy singularity (but not both).
The Cauchy Principal value of the integrand is,
\begin{equation} \bigg[ \frac{\log(x - \ms{cs1}) - \log(x - \ms{cs2})}{\ms{cs1} - \ms{cs2}} \bigg]_{\ms{lb}}^{\ms{ub}} ~. \end{equation}
[in] | lb | : The input scalar of type real of kind RKH, containing the lower limit of integration.(optional, default = -2. ) |
[in] | ub | : The input scalar of the same type and kind as lb , containing the upper limit of integration.(optional, default = +2. ) |
[in] | cs1 | : The input scalar of the same type and kind as lb , containing the first pole (Cauchy singularity) of the integrand.Note that cs1 < cs2 must hold.(optional, default = -2. ) |
[in] | cs2 | : The input scalar of the same type and kind as lb , containing the second pole (Cauchy singularity) of the integrand.Note that cs1 < cs2 must hold.(optional, default = +3. ) |
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Definition at line 1760 of file pm_quadTest.F90.
procedure pm_quadTest::intCauchy2_type::get |
Definition at line 1763 of file pm_quadTest.F90.
References pm_kind::RKH.
real(RKH) pm_quadTest::intCauchy2_type::csnot |
Definition at line 1761 of file pm_quadTest.F90.
real(RKH), dimension(2) pm_quadTest::intCauchy2_type::Pole |
Definition at line 1761 of file pm_quadTest.F90.