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# Maple code to set up all gridfn arrays
# $Id$
#
# setup_gr_gfas - setup all the GR gfas
# `Diff/gridfn2` - Diff() simplification based on gridfn properties known here
#
################################################################################
setup_gr_gfas :=
proc()
global
@include "../maple/coords.minc",
@include "../maple/gfa.minc",
@include "../gr/gr_gfas.minc";
# metric and extrinsic curvature
make_gfa('g_dd', {inert}, [1..N, 1..N], symmetric);
make_gfa('K_dd', {inert}, [1..N, 1..N], symmetric);
# index-raised and contracted metric and extrinsic curvature
make_gfa('g_uu', {inert,fnd}, [1..N, 1..N], symmetric);
make_gfa('K_uu', {inert,fnd}, [1..N, 1..N], symmetric);
make_gfa('K', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
# xyz partial derivatives of metric
# ... as far as Maple is concerned, these are indeed separate gridfns;
# the derivatives are actually taken by the interpolator
make_gfa('partial_d_g_dd', {inert}, [1..N, 1..N, 1..N], symmetric3_23);
# xyz partial derivatives of metric determinant
make_gfa('partial_d_ln_sqrt_g', {inert,fnd}, [1..N], none);
# xyz partial derivatives of inverse metric
# (computed in terms of xyz derivatives of g_dd)
make_gfa('partial_d_g_uu', {inert,fnd}, [1..N, 1..N, 1..N], symmetric3_23);
# radius of horizon
make_gfa('h', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
# outward-pointing *non*-unit normal (covector) to horizon
# and it's xyz-coordinate partial derivatives
make_gfa('s_d', {inert,fnd}, [1..N], none);
make_gfa('partial_d_s_d', {inert,fnd}, [1..N, 1..N], none);
# LHS of apparent horizon equation
make_gfa('H', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
# subexpressions for computing LHS of apparent horizon equation
# ... these are defined by (15) in my 1996 apparent horizon finding paper
make_gfa('HA', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
make_gfa('HB', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
make_gfa('HC', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
make_gfa('HD', {inert, fnd}, [], none);
NULL;
end proc;
################################################################################
#
# This function implements further simplification rules for Diff()
# based on gridfn properties which are known here but not in ../maple/.
#
# It currently knows about the following simplifications:
# - Diff(g_dd[i,j], x_xyz[k]) --> partial_d_g_dd[k,i,j]
#
# Anything else is returned unchanged. (To avoid infinite recursion,
# such a return is *unevaluated*.)
#
# Arguments:
# operand = (in) The thing to be differentiated.
# var_seq = (in) (varargs) An expression sequence of the variables to
# differentiate with respect to.
#
`Diff/gridfn` :=
proc(operand) # varargs
option remember; # performance optimization
global
@include "../maple/coords.minc",
@include "../maple/gfa.minc",
@include "../gr/gr_gfas.minc";
local var_list, posn;
var_list := [args[2..nargs]];
if ( type(operand, indexed) and (op(0,operand) = 'g_dd')
and (nops(var_list) = 1) and member(var_list[1],x_xyz_list,'posn') )
then return partial_d_g_dd[posn, op(operand)];
end if;
# unevaluated return to avoid infinite recursion
return 'Diff'(operand, op(var_list));
end proc;
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