SlugCode2

A high-order, parallelized computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code solving Euler's equations. Currently, it only supports the finite difference method (FDM).

Installation

SlugCode2 requires MPI and HDF5-parallel libraries.

mkdir build
cd build
../utils/setupSlug.py --fdm2d
# edit Makefile.header
make

It will create 2D/Hydro/FDM solver. If you want to have 3D (1D) solver, use --fdm3d (--fdm1d) flag instead.

Run

SlugCode2 takes initial parameters from an external text file. For example, if you'd like to use vortex.init file containing all initial parameters;

mpirun -np 4 ./slugCode2 ./vortex.init

The default filename for initial parameters is slug.init

mpirun -np 4 ./slugCode2   # this will read `slug.init`

setupSlug.py will copy every example .init files under /inits directory, including slug.init under src/{1,2,3}D.

The variable name and its value in .init file should be separated with single space.

Plot

I recommend to use HDF5 file output with parallel I/O. For instance, you may specify initial parameters as:

...
# IO type
sim_hdf5 .true.
sim_pIO .true.
...

then, SlugCode2 will write HDF5 format output in parallel. This requires the HDF5 library with parallel support.

In order to read the data, you can use a dedicated Python module, slugger. This module reads the data from SlugCode2 and returns numpy array:

>>> import slugger as slug
>>> d = slug.load_data2d('vortex_10001.slug')
>>> d.dens
array([[0.9998759 , 0.99978231, 0.99969467, ..., 0.99979528, 0.99989642,
        0.99992699],
       [0.99992457, 0.99983486, 0.99973422, ..., 0.99981307, 0.99992151,
        0.99996232],
       [0.99992084, 0.99988414, 0.99981525, ..., 0.99978142, 0.99985646,
        0.9999095 ],
       ...,
       [0.99956576, 0.99961543, 0.9996903 , ..., 0.99964084, 0.99957778,
        0.99955136],
       [0.99966505, 0.99966503, 0.99968608, ..., 0.99968259, 0.99967797,
        0.99967071],
       [0.99978019, 0.99972438, 0.99968363, ..., 0.99974389, 0.99980183,
        0.99981395]])

plotter/bin/plot{2,3}d scripts use the slugger module to plot the data:

plotter/bin/plot2d cont vortex_10001.slug   # this will print density contour map

Also, you can use visit for more serious plottings. Make sure you installed SlugCode2-extension first.

Supported high-order schemes

Finite Difference Method (FDM)

The conventional FDM scheme with Rusanov Lax-Friedrichs flux splitting and flux reconstruction. See details on A. Mignone et. al. Journal of Computational Physics 229.17 (2010): 5896-5920.

• Dimension: 1D, 2D and 3D
• Spatial method: WENO-{JS, Z}, GP-WENO, Nested-WENO
• Temporal method: SSP-Runge-Kutta {2, 3, 4}, SF-PIF{3, 4}

License

MIT.