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Note that the arguments of STPNT depend on the solution type :
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When starting from a fixed point, the subroutine STPNT
must have three arguments, namely,
(NDIM,U,PAR). (See demo ab).
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When starting from an analytically or numerically known space-dependent
solution, STPNT must have four arguments, namely,
(NDIM,U,PAR,T).
Here T is the independent space variable which
takes values in the interval [0,1].
(Demo exp.)
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Similarly, when starting from an analytically known
time-periodic solution or rotation, the arguments of STPNT are
(NDIM,U,PAR,T), where T denotes the independent time variable which
takes values in the interval [0,1].
In this case one must also specify the period in PAR(11).
(Demos frc, lor, pen.)
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When using the @fc command (Section 3.5)
for conversion of numerical data,
STPNT must have three arguments, namely, (NDIM,U,PAR).
In this case only the parameter values need to be defined in STPNT.
(Demos lor and pen.)
Gabriel Lord
Tue Jan 25 09:54:03 GMT 2000