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Personal fork of the Fluidity Project fluidity master, for storage, testing and transfer purposes.

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			README for FLUIDITY

This directory contains the complete source tree for FLUIDITY, as well
as well as a set of tools and scripts to aid in the analysis of data
generated by the code.

Note that the following naming convention has been adopted for fluidity
executables and libraries:
Executable: fluidity
Library: libfluidity.a

Please read the INSTALL file for details detailed configuration and
installation instructions.

FLUIDITY is the property of Dr Christopher C. Pain of the Applied 
Modelling and Computation Group at Imperial College,
<amcgsoftware@imperial.ac.uk>.

See the file COPYRIGHT for a description of the copyright.

For more details please see:
http://amcg.ese.ic.ac.uk