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Community Project #714
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@MaYeatCo That's great! There are a few things I've done recently that I meant to add to clawpack/apps but haven't had the time. If you find one of them interesting you could perhaps focus on it:
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Thank you for the suggestions! We will look into those, they also seem promising! P.S. still open to directions/general advice/etc! |
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This is adding a new 2D vortex example to PyClaw notebooks. This is example 2.2 in the paper https://www.global-sci.org/v1/cicp/issue/FULLPDF/9/807/paper.pdf?code=5PGikBxEljgnVQwsaSy7Hg%3D%3D . It demonstrates how to solve the 2D Euler equations for compressible gas dynamics with periodic boundary conditions and perturbations to the mean flow. This notebook compares the performance between classical Clawpack and SharpClaw WENO solvers. The problem is initiated in the issue clawpack/pyclaw#714.
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Hello, PyClaw developers. We are 2 students, in the numerical PDE class led by Jed Brown. We have a project to contribute to the Numerical PDE community, and we are considering adding another notebook/tutorial/example to the gallery or https://github.com/clawpack/apps/. Right now, we focus on using PyClaw to solve the Euler system described in "On the Order of Accuracy and Numerical Performance of Two Classes of Finite Volume WENO Schemes" by Zhang et al (specifically, example 2.2). Another equation would be Burgers' equation variant, again specifically for PyClaw.
We are slowly getting to know PyClaw better via the website. We tested some examples. Still it's our first time contributing to any package in general, We are open to suggestions/directions (e.g. which equation might be another good candidate)!
P.S. if it's not the right place for this type of communication, my apologies. Please again direct where this should be relevant
Madi Yerlanov and Christina Wang
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