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Dynamic Adaptive System for Hierarchical Multipole Methods (DASHMM)
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DASHMM is a library implementing a general framework for multipole methods
that leverages the dynamic adaptive runtime system HPX-5 for increased
efficiency and scalability. DASHMM is an easy-to-use, extensible library
that comes with a number of built in methods and expansion.

Quick installation instruction can be found in INSTALL. More complete
documentation for DASHMM can be found in the doc/ subfolder.

For the latest information about DASHMM, and for some tutorials about its use,
please visit the website: https://jacksondebuhr.github.io/dashmm/.


DASHMM was created at the Center for Research in Extreme Scale Technologies
(CREST) and Indiana University, and has been supported by the NSF.


If one needs to cite DASHMM, please cite the paper "DASHMM: Dynamic Adaptive
System for Hierarchical Multipole Methods" in Communications in Computational
Physics, 20 (2016), 1106-1126.