These classes comprise Cantera's ability to solve steady-state one-dimensional reacting flow problems, such as laminar flames, opposed flow diffusion flames, and stagnation flow chemical vapor deposition.
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| | Boundaries |
| | Boundaries of one-dimensional flow domains.
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| | Flow Domains |
| | One-dimensional flow domains.
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| | Utilities |
| | Utility classes and functions for one-dimensional problems.
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| template<class T = Domain1D> |
| shared_ptr< T > | newDomain (const string &domainType, shared_ptr< Solution > solution, const string &id="") |
| | Create a Domain object of the specified type.
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◆ newDomain()
template<class T = Domain1D>
| shared_ptr< T > newDomain |
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const string & |
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shared_ptr< Solution > |
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const string & |
id = "" |
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Create a Domain object of the specified type.
An optional template argument will dynamically cast Domain1D to the desired specialization.
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| domainType | string identifying domain type. |
| solution | Solution holding ThermoPhase, Kinetics and Transport objects. |
| id | string identifier describing domain. If omitted, id defaults to the domain type identifier. |
Definition at line 53 of file DomainFactory.h.