MPI-AMRVAC  3.1
The MPI - Adaptive Mesh Refinement - Versatile Advection Code
Meetings

Upcoming meetings

AMRVAC/BHAC Code Developer's [ABCD] meeting 30 March - 3 April 2020

  • Location: KU Leuven, Belgium
  • Organization: R. Keppens

Participants

  • Rony Keppens
  • Jannis Teunissen
  • Oliver Porth
  • Chun Xia
  • Yang Guo
  • Bart Ripperda
  • Fabio Bacchini
  • Niels Claes
  • Hector Olivares
  • Elias Most
  • Yuhao Zhou
  • Wenzhi Ruan
  • Sebastiaan Selvi
  • Ileyk El Mellah
  • Fabien Casse
  • Nicolas Moens
  • Alexander Philippov
  • Jack Jenkins
  • Pushpita Das

Summary

This second ABCD meeting targets further code streamlining, adding functionality in both the physics and the numerical algorithmic techniques. We also plan to discuss and initiate future collaborative efforts. We will dedicate attention to visualization and python post-processing, as well as to formulating long term code strategies.

Suggested discussion topics

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-Vp81z_fTQiwUPR4C5eTMkbQKMg1PVWDpc5rMB621Ec/edit?usp=sharing

Past meetings

AMRVAC/BHAC meeting 27-29 August 2019

  • Location: CWI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Organization: O. Porth and J. Teunissen

Participants

  • Rony Keppens
  • Jannis Teunissen
  • Oliver Porth
  • Chun Xia
  • Bart Ripperda
  • Fabio Bacchini
  • Niels Claes
  • Hector Olivares
  • Yuhao Zhou
  • Clement Robert
  • Sebastiaan Selvi

Summary

Eleven people from institutes in Belgium, China, Germany and The Netherlands convened for the first AMRVAC meeting. This was a joint meeting of developers working on MPI-AMRVAC and its sister code BHAC, which focuses on (general) relativistic problems. The participants formed different tiger teams, to work on topics such as CT (constrained transport) methods, the Boris semi-relativistic approximation, visualization with yt and fixing bugs. The meeting also included joint sessions, in which for example long-term code development was discussed as well as more technical topics, demos of certain functionality were presented, and ideas were shared on future scientific applications. At the end of the meeting, version 2.1 of MPI-AMRVAC was released.

We thank Nada Mitrovic for helping out with the meeting's organization.