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DPMTA is a portable implementation of the Paralel Multipole Tree Algorithm (PMTA) for evaluation of all-pairs N-Body interactions. The algorithm is an enhanced version of Greengards FMA. DPMTA runs as a serial or parallel process under MPI.

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