Base model class for other models to extend.
A dictionary that maps expressions (variables) to expressions that represent the algebraic equations. The algebraic expressions are assumed to equate to zero. Note that all the variables in the model must exist in the keys of rhs or algebraic.
A dictionary that maps expressions (variables) to expressions that represent the initial conditions for the state variables y. The initial conditions for algebraic variables are provided as initial guesses to a root finding algorithm that calculates consistent initial conditions.
A dictionary that maps expressions (variables) to expressions that represent the boundary conditions
A dictionary that maps strings to expressions that represent the useful variables
A list of events. Each event can either cause the solver to terminate (e.g. concentration goes negative), or be used to inform the solver of the existance of a discontinuity (e.g. discontinuity in the input current)
list of pybamm.Event
After discretisation, contains the expressions representing the rhs equations concatenated into a single expression
After discretisation, contains the expressions representing the algebraic equations concatenated into a single expression
After discretisation, contains the vector of initial conditions
numpy.array
After discretisation, contains the mass matrix for the model. This is computed automatically
After discretisation, contains the inverse mass matrix for the differential (rhs) part of model. This is computed automatically
Contains the Jacobian for the model. If model.use_jacobian is True, the Jacobian is computed automatically during solver set up
Contains the Jacobian for the part of the model which contains time derivatives. If model.use_jacobian is True, the Jacobian is computed automatically during solver set up
Contains the Jacobian for the algebraic part of the model. This may be used by the solver when calculating consistent initial conditions. If model.use_jacobian is True, the Jacobian is computed automatically during solver set up
Whether to convert the expression trees representing the rhs and algebraic equations, Jacobain (if using) and events into a different format:
None: keep PyBaMM expression tree structure.
“python”: convert into pure python code that will calculate the result of calling evaluate(t, y) on the given expression treeself.
“casadi”: convert into CasADi expression tree, which then uses CasADi’s algorithm to calculate the Jacobian.
Default is “casadi”.
Check that the algebraic equations are well-posed. After discretisation, there must be at least one StateVector in each algebraic equation.
Discretise model if it isn’t already discretised This only works with purely 0D models, as otherwise the mesh and spatial method should be specified by the user
Check that the model is not under- or over-determined.
Check that the model is well-posed by executing the following tests: - Model is not over- or underdetermined, by comparing keys and equations in rhs and algebraic. Overdetermined if more equations than variables, underdetermined if more variables than equations. - There is an initial condition in self.initial_conditions for each variable/equation pair in self.rhs - There are appropriate boundary conditions in self.boundary_conditions for each variable/equation pair in self.rhs and self.algebraic
post_discretisation (boolean) – A flag indicating tests to be skipped after discretisation
Return default solver based on whether model is ODE/DAE or algebraic
Export the constituent parts of the model (rhs, algebraic, initial conditions, etc) as casadi objects.
variable_names (list) – Variables to be exported alongside the model structure
input_parameter_order (list, optional) – Order in which the input parameters should be stacked. If None, the order
returned by BaseModel.input_parameters() is used
casadi_dict – Dictionary of {str: casadi object} pairs representing the model in casadi format
Generate the model in C, using CasADi.
filename (str) – Name of the file to which to save the code
variable_names (list) – Variables to be exported alongside the model structure
input_parameter_order (list, optional) – Order in which the input parameters should be stacked. If None, the order
returned by BaseModel.input_parameters() is used
cg_options (dict) – Options to pass to the code generator. See https://web.casadi.org/docs/#generating-c-code
Provides helpful summary information for a symbol.
parameter_name (str) –
Returns all the input parameters in the model
Converts all model equations in latex.
filename (str (optional)) – Accepted file formats - any image format, pdf and tex Default is None, When None returns all model equations in latex If not None, returns all model equations in given file format.
newline (bool (optional)) – Default is True, If True, returns every equation in a new line. If False, returns the list of all the equations.
model (Load) –
pybamm.lithium_ion.SPM() (>>> model =) –
png (This will returns all model equations in) –
model.latexify("equations.png") (>>>) –
latex (This will return all the model equations in) –
model.latexify() (>>>) –
equations (This will return first five model) –
model.latexify(newline=False) (>>>) –
equations –
model.latexify(newline=False)[1 (>>>) –
Length scales of model
Creates an identical copy of the model, using the functionality of
pybamm.SymbolReplacer but without performing any replacements
Create an empty copy of the model with the same name and “parameters”
(convert_to_format, etc), but empty equations and variables.
This is usually then called by pybamm.ParameterValues,
pybamm.Discretisation, or pybamm.SymbolReplacer.
Returns all the parameters in the model
Update initial conditions with the final states from a Solution object or from a dictionary. This assumes that, for each variable in self.initial_conditions, there is a corresponding variable in the solution with the same name and size.
solution (pybamm.Solution, or dict) – The solution to use to initialize the model
inplace (bool) – Whether to modify the model inplace or create a new model
Timescale of model, to be used for non-dimensionalising time when solving
Update model to add new physics from submodels
submodel (iterable of pybamm.BaseModel) – The submodels from which to create new model