Definition at line 308 of file inte_adapt_cern.h.
Public Types | |
typedef std::function< fp_t(fp_t)> | internal_funct |
Internal function type based on floating-point type. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
virtual int | integ_err (func_t &func, fp_t a, fp_t b, fp_t &res, fp_t &err) |
Integrate function func from a to b giving result res and error err . | |
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virtual fp_t | integ (func_t &func, fp_t a, fp_t b) |
Integrate function func from a to b . | |
fp_t | get_error () |
Return the numerically estimated error in the result from the last call to integ() More... | |
virtual const char * | type () |
Return string denoting type ("inte") | |
Protected Member Functions | |
virtual fp_t | transform (fp_t t) |
Transform to ![]() | |
Protected Attributes | |
func_t * | user_func |
A pointer to the user-specified function. | |
fp_t | upper_limit |
The upper limit. | |
inte< internal_funct, fp_t > * | it |
The base integration object. | |
internal_funct | fo |
Function object. | |
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fp_t | interror |
The uncertainty for the last integration computation. | |
Integration object | |
inte_adapt_cern< internal_funct, 100, fp_t, weights_t > | def_inte |
Default integration object. | |
int | set_inte (inte< internal_funct, fp_t > &i) |
Set the base integration object to use. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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int | verbose |
Verbosity. | |
size_t | last_iter |
The most recent number of iterations taken. | |
fp_t | tol_rel |
The maximum relative uncertainty in the value of the integral (default ![]() | |
fp_t | tol_abs |
The maximum absolute uncertainty in the value of the integral (default ![]() | |
bool | err_nonconv |
If true, call the error handler if the routine does not converge or reach the desired tolerance (default true) More... | |
typedef std::function<fp_t(fp_t)> o2scl::inte_qagil_cern< func_t, fp_t, weights_t >::internal_funct |
Definition at line 345 of file inte_adapt_cern.h.
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