pyharm.shs#
Module to perform solid spherical harmonic synthesis of point and mean values.
Note
This documentation is written for double precision version of PyHarm.
- pyharm.shs.point(pnt, shcs, nmax)#
Performs spherical harmonic synthesis of point values from
shcs
atpnt
up to maximum degreenmax
. Refer to charm_shs for the full documentation.- Parameters:
pnt (PointGrid, PointGridDH1, PointGridDH2, PointGridGL or PointSctr) – Evaluation points
shcs (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients
nmax (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis
- Returns:
out – Point values synthesized from
shcs
atpnt
- Return type:
numpy array of floating points
- pyharm.shs.point_grad1(pnt, shcs, nmax)#
Performs the synthesis of point values of the first-order gradient in LNOF from
shcs
atpnt
up to maximum degreenmax
. Refer to charm_shs for the full documentation.- Parameters:
pnt (PointGrid, PointGridDH1, PointGridDH2, PointGridGL or PointSctr) – Evaluation points
shcs (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients
nmax (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis
- Returns:
fx (numpy array of floating points) – The x element
fy (numpy array of floating points) – The y element
fz (numpy array of floating points) – The z element
- pyharm.shs.point_grad2(pnt, shcs, nmax)#
Performs the synthesis of point values of the second-order gradient in LNOF from
shcs
atpnt
up to maximum degreenmax
. Refer to charm_shs for the full documentation.- Parameters:
pnt (PointGrid, PointGridDH1, PointGridDH2, PointGridGL or PointSctr) – Evaluation points
shcs (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients
nmax (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis
- Returns:
fxx (numpy array of floating points) – The xx element
fxy (numpy array of floating points) – The xy element
fxz (numpy array of floating points) – The xz element
fyy (numpy array of floating points) – The yy element
fyz (numpy array of floating points) – The yz element
fzz (numpy array of floating points) – The zz element
- pyharm.shs.point_guru(pnt, shcs, nmax, dr, dlat, dlon)#
Performs the synthesis of point values of
\[\frac{1}{r^{j + k} \, \cos^k\varphi} \, \frac{\partial^{i + j + k} f}{\partial r^i \, \partial \varphi^j \, \lambda^k}\]for \(i = 0, 1, 2\) (
dr
), \(j = 0, 1, 2\) (dlat
) and \(k = 0, 1, 2\) (dlon
) satisfying \(i + j + k \leq 2\) fromshcs
atpnt
up to maximum degreenmax
. Refer to charm_shs_point_guru in charm_shs for the full documentation.- Parameters:
pnt (PointGrid, PointGridDH1, PointGridDH2, PointGridGL or PointSctr) – Evaluation points
shcs (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients
nmax (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis
dr (integer) – Order of the radial derivative (variable \(i\) in the equation above)
dlat (integer) – Order of the latitudinal derivative (variable \(j\) in the equation above)
dlon (integer) – Order of the longitudinal derivative (variable \(k\) in the equation above)
- Returns:
f – Output quantity depending on
dr
,dlat
anddlon
- Return type:
numpy array of floating points
- pyharm.shs.cell(cell, shcs, nmax)#
Performs spherical harmonic synthesis of area-mean values from
shcs
atcell
up to maximum degreenmax
. Refer to charm_shs for the full documentation.
- pyharm.shs.cell_isurf(cell, shcs1, nmax1, shcs2, nmax2, nmax3, nmax4)#
Performs spherical harmonic synthesis of area-mean values from
shcs1
atcell
residing on an irregular surface defined byshcs2
. The synthesis of area-mean values is done up to degreenmax1
and the irregular surface is expanded up to degreenmax2
.nmax3
andnmax4
represent the maximum harmonic degrees to synthesize and analyze the(shcs1.r / r)^(n + 1)
terms, wherer
stands for the spherical radius of the irregular surface defined byshcs2
. Refer to charm_shs for the full documentation.- Parameters:
cell (CellGrid) – Evaluation cells
shcs1 (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients of the function, the area-mean values of which are synthesized
nmax1 (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis of the area-mean values
shcs2 (Shc) – Spherical harmonic coefficients of the irregular surface, on which the area-mean values are synthesized
nmax2 (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis of the irregular surface
nmax3 (integer) – Maximum degree of the synthesis of
(shcs1.r / r)^(n + 1)
nmax4 (integer) – Maximum degree of the analysis of
(shcs1.r / r)^(n + 1)
- Returns:
out – Area-mean values synthesized from
shcs1
atcell
residing on the surface defined byshcs2
- Return type:
numpy array of floating points