Classes documentation
The program adopts the Object Oriented Programming (OOP) paradigm. Below is the UML diagram of the main classes.
In UML class diagrams, abstract superclasses are represented using italic font and relationships such as generalization, composition, and dependency are indicated with distinct arrow types. Generalization represents a hierarchical "is-a" relationship between a general abstract superclass (arrowhead end) and a specialized derived subclass (tail end). Composition defines a strong "part-whole" relationship in which one class, the part (tail end), is owned by and cannot exist independently of another class, the whole (arrowhead end annotated with multiplicity, where * indicates an indefinite number of part instances). Dependency represents a weaker "client-supplier" relationship in which one class, the client (tail end), uses or depends on another class, the supplier (arrowhead end), but does not own or contain it.
- RelativePermeabilityBrooksCoreyGas
- RelativePermeabilityBrooksCoreyLiquid
- RelativePermeabilityPolynomialGas
- RelativePermeabilityPolynomialLiquid
- RelativePermeabilityUMAT
- RelativePermeabilityLiakopoulos
