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Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Installing and compiling Gerris
1.1.1 Using Debian packages
1.1.2 Which sources?
1.1.3 Installing from source
1.1.4 Installing from the version control system
1.2 Simulation file
2 A simple simulation file
2.1 A few comments on syntax
2.2 Topology description of the simulation domain
2.3 Controlling the simulation
2.3.1 Spatial discretisation
2.3.2 Initial conditions
2.3.3 Writing results
3 A more complex example with solid boundaries
3.1 Domain geometry and boundary conditions
3.1.1 Boundary conditions
3.1.2 Solid boundaries
3.2 Saving the whole simulation
3.3 Visualisation
3.3.1 GfsView
3.3.2 Some post-processing using gfs2oogl
3.3.3 Visualisation with OpenDX
3.4 Using dynamic adaptive mesh refinement
4 Going further
4.1 More on boundary conditions
4.2 Adding tracers
4.3 Adding diffusion terms
4.3.1 Boundary conditions for diffusion terms
5 Writing new objects
5.1 A template for new object classes
5.2 Initial conditions
5.2.1 Creating a module
5.3 Outputs
5.4 Boundary conditions
6 Running Gerris in parallel
7 Learning more
8 Do you want to help?