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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Welcome to the SPHExample Wiki! This resource is designed to help users understand and utilize the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method. Some basic examples are provided which can instantly be executed in Julia. Below, you'll find a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) with clickable links for easy navigation.
- What is SPHExample?
- How do I get started with SPHExample?
- What are the prerequisites for using SPHExample?
- How can I contribute to SPHExample?
- Where can I find examples of SPH simulations?
- What kind of support is available for users of SPHExample?
- Whatabout GPU support?
SPHExample is a repository created by AhmedSalih3d that provides examples and resources for understanding and implementing Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) simulations. The project aims to offer a starting point for those interested in SPH and its applications in fluid dynamics and related fields.
To get started with SPHExample, clone the repository to your local machine and follow the setup instructions provided in the README file. The repository includes a variety of example scripts and datasets to help you begin exploring SPH simulations.
The prerequisites for using SPHExample include a basic understanding of fluid dynamics and numerical methods. Additionally, some experience with Julia is helpful, else it can quickly be gained by using Visual Studio Code and juliaup to install Julia efficiently and easily. Familiarity with simulation software and tools may also be beneficial.
Contributions to SPHExample are welcome! If you have suggestions for new examples, improvements to existing code, or other resources that could benefit the community, please open an issue or pull request on the GitHub repository.
If you like the package, a simple star on Github is also very much appreciated and a bit more motivating than it should be..
Examples of SPH simulations can be found within the SPHExample repository, in the example folder. These examples cover a range of topics and complexity levels, from basic demonstrations of SPH principles to more advanced applications. Each example includes source code and instructions for running the simulations.
For questions specifically related to SPHExample, users of SPHExample can seek support by opening issues on the GitHub repository. The community, including the repository's maintainers and other users, may provide answers and assistance. For more in-depth discussions or questions, users can also refer to related forums and communities specialized in SPH and computational fluid dynamics. For Julia related questions, JuliaLang Discourse Forum, is a great resource.
Currently, the code is only written for threaded CPU applications. As the code evolves, some time in the future it will hopefully also be able to utilize the GPU for simulations.
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