SPECULOOS (for SPECtral Unstructured eLements Object-Oriented System)is a spectral and mortar element analysis software for the numerical solutionof partial differential equations, in particular incompressible unsteadyfluid flow problems.
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OpenSPECULOOS Release 1.0 is out!
The latest version features - Bug fixes. - Improved parallelism, which was tested on machines with several thousand cores. - Compilation framework using the Python-based SConstruct framework.
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openspeculoos 1.00 file released: openspeculoos_r1.0.tgz
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File released: /openspeculoos/1.00/openspeculoos_r1.0.tgz
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Manual 0.99 file released: OpenSPECULOOS-0.99-manual.pdf
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