Relleno is a SageMath library that facilitates derivations of numerical flux functions for computational solution of conservation laws.
Its main application has been the derivation of entropy stable flux functions for compressible gas flows.
However, the fundamental library itself is quite general.
To use Relleno you'll need SageMath installed on your computer (see http://www.sagemath.org/index.html).
After installing SageMath, clone the Relleno repository:
git clone https://github.com/sandialabs/Relleno.git
This will create a directory named Relleno.
Enter into this directory and install with the following command.
cd Relleno
sage -pip install --upgrade --no-index -v .
To test that the installation was successful, run the following command from the Relleno directory.
This might take up to thirty seconds or so.
sage Relleno/tests.sage
The docs/Relleno.pdf file details the theory underlying Relleno. It probably won't be too helpful for learning how to use the code, though.
To see Relleno in use, check out the demo folder.
There are several .ipynb files for use with the Jupyter notebook interface to SageMath (sage -n jupyter).
If you need help installing or using Relleno, please write up an issue on the GitHub page or email Mike Hansen at mahanse@sandia.gov.