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# CoNuS
<img align="right" width="150" height="150" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25725554/89795444-4fa6f680-db20-11ea-8a67-e3cf26470720.png">

CoNuS stands for "<b>Con</b>current <b>Nu</b>merical <b>S</b>imulations", but the name also refers to the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conus"> conus genus of predatory sea snails</a> (hence the CoNuS logo). CoNuS is a generic library for numerical stepwise modelling, and it is written in Scala. CoNuS is part of the <b>Carbonate Shells</b> numerical toolset, and it is currently experimental software, with active testing and coding currently in progress within <a href="http//www.carbonateresearch.com">Cédric John's research group</a> at Imperial College London. This means that code written using CoNuS is susceptible to break in future releases as the API is not fully stable yet.</img>
CoNuS stands for "<b>Con</b>current <b>Nu</b>merical <b>S</b>imulations", but the name also refers to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conus"> <i>conus sp</i>, a genus of predatory sea snails</a> (hence the CoNuS logo). CoNuS is a generic library for numerical stepwise modelling, and it is written in Scala. CoNuS is part of the <b>Carbonate Shells</b> numerical toolset, and it is currently experimental software, with active testing and coding currently in progress within <a href="http//www.carbonateresearch.com">Cédric John's research group</a> at Imperial College London. This means that code written using CoNuS is susceptible to break in future releases as the API is not fully stable yet.</img>

The latest version of the library is 0.2.3, running on Scala versions 2.12 and 2.13

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