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1/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2///
3/// @file
4///
5/// Configuration for the time-t map for the Vanderpol equations.
6///
7/// @author Pawel Pilarczyk
8///
9/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
10
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27// Started on February 9, 2008. Last revision: February 9, 2008.
28
29
30#ifndef _CMGRAPHS_CONFIG_H_
31#define _CMGRAPHS_CONFIG_H_
32
33
34// Use single parameter points instead of parameter intervals.
35// Comment this setting out for the final computations.
36//#define CONFIG_PARAMPOINTS
37
38
39// --------------------------------------------------
40// -------------- THE PARAMETER RANGES --------------
41// --------- AND THE PHASE SPACE SELECTION ----------
42// --------------------------------------------------
43
44//#define REVERSED_TIME
45#include "p_vpol.h"
46using namespace custom::vanderpol;
47
48
49// --------------------------------------------------
50// --------------- THE MAP SELECTION ----------------
51// --------------------------------------------------
52
53#include "m_vpol.h"
54
55/// Defines the type of the map to be used for the computations.
56/// The corresponding header file must be included prior to this definition.
58
59
60// --------------------------------------------------
61// -------------- KNOWN CONLEY INDICES --------------
62// --------------------------------------------------
63
64#include "indknown.h"
65using namespace custom::noKnownIndices;
66
67
68// --------------------------------------------------
69// ---- POST-PROCESSING OF MORSE DECOMPOSITIONS -----
70// --------------------------------------------------
71
72#include "procmdec.h"
73//#include "procrecur.h"
74using namespace custom::noProcMorseDec;
75//using namespace custom::procRecurrence;
76
77
78// --------------------------------------------------
79// ------------- COMPATIBILITY CONTROL --------------
80// --------------------------------------------------
81
82/// The control number that is used to confirm the compatibility
83/// between the coordinator and workers.
84/// Please, increase this number by 1 every time the configuration
85/// of the program changes substantially (e.g., different parameter ranges,
86/// different numbers of subintervals, or different maps are chosen).
87const int controlNumber = 31141;
88
89
90#endif // _CMGRAPHS_CONFIG_H_
91
const int controlNumber
The control number that is used to confirm the compatibility between the coordinator and workers.
Definition: c_vpol.h:87
MapVanderPol theMapType
Defines the type of the map to be used for the computations.
Definition: c_vpol.h:57
This class defines the time-t map for the Vanderpol equations.
Definition: m_vpol.h:46
Known Conley indices for a dynamical system.
The time-t map for the Vanderpol equations.
Dummy version of a function for the computation of Conley indices of Morse sets which fail the isolat...
Definition: indknown.h:54
Dummy version of a function for the post-processing of Morse decompositions.
Definition: procmdec.h:52
Parameters for the Vanderpol map with 2 parameters.
Definition: p_vpol.h:37
Parameters for the Vanderpol map with 2 parameters.
Dummy post-processing of Morse decompositions.