论文信息 - Basic concepts to design a DSL for parallel finite volume applications: extended abstract

Basic concepts to design a DSL for parallel finite volume applications: extended abstract

In this work we propose some generic concepts to design a specific language for FV discretizations of PDEs allowing a fast prototyping of industrial and research codes. We shall focus on the capability of such concepts to describe and solve multi-physics problems. These concepts will be validated on a model problem that we will implement and compare with its counterpart implemented using the FE Life framework, see [5, 6].

Christophe Prud'homme | Jean-Marc Gratien | Anthony Michel | Daniele A. Di Pietro | Florian Häberlein

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