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Setting up & running Fluidity

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Tim Greaves edited this page Jun 18, 2014 · 13 revisions

This section contains information on how to set the Fluidity options and run the model.

Setting up a run using a P1DG-P2 discretization
Running Fluidity in parallel
Using adaptivity
Parallel periodic extruded adaptivity
Generating parameter sweeps
Initialise from File

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