Dealiasing Computations
Source Code: Dealiasing
Dealiasing.py
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15
16"""
17File: Dealiasing.py
18===========================
19
20:Author: Sukanta Basu
21:AI Assistance: Claude Code (Anthropic) and Codex (OpenAI) are used for documentation,
22 code restructuring, and performance optimization
23:Date: 2025-4-3
24:Description: performs dealiasing
25"""
26
27
28# ============================================================
29# Imports
30# ============================================================
31
32import jax
33import jax.numpy as jnp
34
35# Import configuration from namelist
36from ..config.ConfigLoader import *
37
38# Import derived variables
39from ..config.DerivedVars import *
40
41# Import constants
42from ..initialization.Preprocess import Constant
43mx, my, nx_rfft, ny_rfft, mx_rfft, my_rfft = Constant()
44
45
46# ============================================================
47# First function for dealiasing
48# ============================================================
49
50@jax.jit
51def Dealias1(F_fft, ZeRo3D_pad_fft):
52 """
53 Parameters:
54 -----------
55 F_fft : jnp.ndarray
56 Fourier transformed input array
57 ZeRo3D_pad_fft : jnp.ndarray
58 Pre-allocated zero-padded array
59
60 Returns:
61 --------
62 F_pad : jnp.ndarray
63 Dealiased padded array in spatial domain
64 """
65
66 # Allocate padded array
67 F_pad_fft = ZeRo3D_pad_fft.copy()
68
69 # First quadrant
70 F_pad_fft = F_pad_fft.at[:nx_rfft, :ny_rfft, :].set(F_fft[:nx_rfft, :ny_rfft, :])
71
72 # Second quadrant
73 F_pad_fft = F_pad_fft.at[mx - (nx_rfft-1):, :ny_rfft, :].set(F_fft[(nx_rfft-1):, :ny_rfft, :])
74
75 # Transform back to spatial domain using irfft2
76 F_pad = jnp.fft.irfft2(F_pad_fft, axes=(0, 1), s=(mx, my))
77
78 return F_pad
79
80
81# ============================================================
82# Second function for dealiasing
83# ============================================================
84
85@jax.jit
86def Dealias2(F_pad_fft, ZeRo3D_fft):
87 """
88 Parameters:
89 -----------
90 F_pad_fft : jnp.ndarray
91 Fourier transformed padded array
92 ZeRo3D_fft : jnp.ndarray
93 Pre-allocated zero array for Fourier operations
94
95 Returns:
96 --------
97 F : jnp.ndarray
98 Dealiased output array on regular grid
99 Note: Nyquist is explicitly set to zero.
100 """
101
102 # Allocate array
103 F_fft = ZeRo3D_fft.copy()
104
105 # First quadrant
106 F_fft = F_fft.at[:(nx_rfft-1), :(ny_rfft-1), :].set(F_pad_fft[:(nx_rfft-1), :(ny_rfft-1), :])
107
108 # Second quadrant
109 F_fft = F_fft.at[nx_rfft:, :(ny_rfft-1), :].set(F_pad_fft[mx - (nx_rfft-2):, :(ny_rfft-1), :])
110
111 # Transform back to physical space and apply 9/4 scaling
112 F = (9.0 / 4.0) * jnp.fft.irfft2(F_fft, axes=(0, 1), s=(nx, ny))
113
114 return F