Fluidity

Fluidity is an open source, general purpose, multiphase computational fluid dynamics code capable of numerically solving the Navier-Stokes equation and accompanying field equations on arbitrary unstructured finite element meshes in one, two and three dimensions. It is parallelised using MPI and is capable of scaling to many thousands of processors. Other innovative and novel features include the use of anisotropic adaptive mesh technology, and a user-friendly GUI and a Python interface which can be used to calculate diagnostic fields, set prescribed fields or set user-defined boundary conditions.

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References in zbMATH (referenced in 8 articles )

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  1. Spencer H. Bryngelson, Tim Colonius, Rodney O. Fox: QBMMlib: A library of quadrature-based moment methods (2020) arXiv
  2. Creech, Angus C. W.; Jackson, Adrian; Maddison, James R.: Adapting and optimising fluidity for high-fidelity coastal modelling (2018)
  3. Maddison, J. R.; Hiester, H. R.: Optimal constrained interpolation in mesh-adaptive finite element modeling (2017)
  4. Salmanidou, D. M.; Guillas, S.; Georgiopoulou, A.; Dias, F.: Statistical emulation of landslide-induced tsunamis at the Rockall Bank, NE Atlantic (2017)
  5. Bull, Jonathan R.; Jameson, Antony: Explicit filtering and exact reconstruction of the sub-filter stresses in large eddy simulation (2016)
  6. Guo, Xiaohu; Lange, Michael; Gorman, Gerard; Mitchell, Lawrence; Weiland, Michèle: Developing a scalable hybrid MPI/OpenMP unstructured finite element model (2015)
  7. Maddison, J. R.; Farrell, P. E.: Rapid development and adjoining of transient finite element models (2014)
  8. Mostaghimi, Peyman; Tollit, Brendan S.; Neethling, Stephen J.; Gorman, Gerard J.; Pain, Christopher C.: A control volume finite element method for adaptive mesh simulation of flow in heap leaching (2014)


Further publications can be found at: http://fluidityproject.github.io/publications/