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| + | == Introduction and rationale == | ||
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Fluid dynamics, because of the large number of properties and particles involved, is an ideal candidate for parallelization. We will use the open source [http://gfs.sourceforge.net Gerris] package to model fluid dynamics in software. | Fluid dynamics, because of the large number of properties and particles involved, is an ideal candidate for parallelization. We will use the open source [http://gfs.sourceforge.net Gerris] package to model fluid dynamics in software. | ||
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| + | == Quick & dirty start == | ||
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| + | We'll start by simulating a vortex. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:34, 14 July 2005
Introduction and rationale
Fluid dynamics, because of the large number of properties and particles involved, is an ideal candidate for parallelization. We will use the open source Gerris package to model fluid dynamics in software.
Quick & dirty start
We'll start by simulating a vortex.
