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Numba-accelerated Pythonic implementation of MPDATA with examples in Python, Julia and Matlab
1D simulations using Lattice Boltzmann method
Finite volume toolbox in Python
Finite volume based solver for Advection-Diffusion Equation solver using only Python
ParaDiag includes diagonalization-based Parallel-in-Time (PinT) algorithms, which can handle both both dissipative and hyperbolic equations.
A Parallel Integrated Computational-Statistical Platform for Homogeneous Turbulent Transport
Curso de Dinámica de Fluidos Computacional Aplicada (CFD) creado en la herramienta Jupyter Notebook y empleando Python V3.7
Yolohtli is a 2D cardiac electrophysiology solver developed in C/CUDA parallel programming language. The solver has many functionalities to facilitate the user experience and analysis. These include easy to use loading/saving options, keyboard/mouse user interactivity, and real time OpenGL graphics. Moreover, several non-standard functions have been implemented to monitor the evolution of spatio-temporal patterns, such as spiral tip tracking, contour tracking, complex boundaries, external stimulation, and many more.
This course covered computational techniques for situations that often arise in Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering.
Deformable lattice Boltzmann method for diffusion in 1D moving domains
PyMPDATA usage examples reproducing results from literature and depicting how to use PyMPDATA in Python from Jupyter notebooks
Solves advection-diffusion equation for a low Prandt number medium
In this repository, you will find a serial, shared-memory parallel, distributed-memory parallel and hybrid implementations of the advection-diffusion simulation.
A problem presented by W. L. Gore & Associates at the MPI 2023 Workshop
Numerical methods applied to the advection equation
Continuous Assessment for ECM3446 - High Performance Computing, set by Prof. Luo Man (Year 3, Semester 2). Simulates the advection of material from a chimney by wind in the planetary boundary layer.
WHETGEO-2D is a Java-based modeling environment to simulate water flow, heat and solute transport in variably saturated porous media.