***Apologies for Cross Posting*** "OOmph-lib: The object-oriented multi-physics finite element library"
Dr Matthias Heil, University of Manchester. Friday, 17th February, 1400-1500 (UTC + 0.0) Room 1.10, Kilburn Building (ESNW Access Grid) This talk discusses certain aspects of the design and implementation of oomph-lib, an object-oriented multi-physics finite-element library, available as open-source software at http://www.oomph-lib.org. The main aim of the library is to provide an environment that facilitates the robust, adaptive solution of multi-physics problems by monolithic discretisations, while maximising the potential for code reuse. This is achieved by the extensive use of object-oriented programming techniques, including multiple inheritance, function overloading and template (generic) programming, which allow existing objects to be (re-)used in many different ways without having to change their original implementation. The methodology is applied in several examples. Anyone wishing to view the seminar via Access Grid should note the following: Virtual venue: University of Manchester (1.10) Jabber room: uom110 IGPix: roberts.agsc.man.ac.uk/igpix/uom110 For technical assistance regarding the Access Grid, please contact [email protected] Kind regards Dr Lee Margetts Senior Consultant High Performance Computing University of Manchester http://www.sve.man.ac.uk/General/Staff/margetts
