Bennu is a toolbox for discontinuous spectral element discretizations of partial differential equations that supports execution on either the CPU or GPU (via KernelAbstractions).
See Atum for examples using Bennu to solve balance laws.
- Popularity
- 7 Stars
- Updated Last
- 2 Years Ago
- Started In
- February 2021
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AbstractFFTs
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Adapt
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ArrayInterface
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BFloat16s
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BitTwiddlingConvenienceFunctions
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CEnum
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ChainRulesCore
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ChangesOfVariables
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CloseOpenIntervals
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CodecZlib
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Colors
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ColorTypes
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CommonSubexpressions
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CommonWorldInvalidations
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Compat
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ConstructionBase
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CpuId
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CPUSummary
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Crayons
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CUDA
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CUDA_Runtime_Discovery
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DataAPI
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DataFrames
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DataStructures
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DataValueInterfaces
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DiffResults
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DiffRules
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DocStringExtensions
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ExprTools
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FillArrays
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FixedPointNumbers
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ForwardDiff
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GPUArrays
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GPUCompiler
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HostCPUFeatures
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IfElse
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InlineStrings
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InverseFunctions
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InvertedIndices
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IrrationalConstants
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IteratorInterfaceExtensions
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KernelAbstractions
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LaTeXStrings
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LayoutPointers
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LazyArtifacts
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LightXML
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LLVM
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LLVMLoopInfo
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LoopVectorization
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SparseArrays
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StaticArrays
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StructArrays
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Tullio
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WriteVTK
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