exp-BoatGo.lisp

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;; @file      exp-BoatGo.lisp
;; @author    Mitch Richling <https://www.mitchr.me>
;; @brief     Drug smuggler boat path@EOL
;; @std       Common Lisp
;; @copyright 
;;  @parblock
;;  Copyright (c) 2011,2015, Mitchell Jay Richling <https://www.mitchr.me> All rights reserved.
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;;  DAMAGE.
;;  @endparblock
;; @filedetails
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;;  A boat starts out at $(1,0)$.  A light house is located at $(0,0)$.  The light house operator points the light at the boat at all times.  The boat
;;  operator keeps the boat moving in a direction $90$ degrees to the light at a constant speed.  What is the path of the boat?
;;
;;  NOTE: This is a ODE, and could be easily solved with the ODE package; however, we directly implement an Euler leapfrog method just for fun.
;;
;;  How to get a nice PNG of the output:
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;;   1) In the REPL:
;;       (mjr_gnupl_send-command "set term pdfcairo")
;;       (mjr_gnupl_send-command "set output \"foo.pdf\"")
;;       (load "exp-BoatGo.lisp")
;;       (mjr_gnupl_send-command "set output")
;;   2) In shell:
;;       convert -density 300 -resize 1024x768 foo.pdf exBoatGo-ART.png
;;       rm foo.pdf
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(let* ((lightDir 0)
       (boatLoc  #C(1 0))
       (curve    (mjr_fsamp_dq-func-r123-r123 (lambda (tim)
                                                (declare (ignore tim))
                                                (let ((md       0.1)
                                                      (boatDir  (+ lightDir (/ pi 4))))
                                                  (incf boatLoc (complex (* md (cos boatDir)) (* md (sin boatDir))))
                                                  (setf lightDir (phase boatLoc))
                                                  (vector (realpart boatLoc) (imagpart boatLoc))))
                                              :xdat '(:start 0 :end 1 :len 10000))))
  (mjr_gnupl::mjr_gnupl_dquad curve :title "Smuggler Boat Path")
  (mjr_vtk_from-dquad "exp-BoatGo-OUT.vtk" curve))