---------DESCRIPTION ----------
Code for simulating fluids using the SPH integral viscoelastic method. A fractional model for the constitutive equation has been implemented. Reference:
- Luca Santelli, Adolfo Vázquez-Quesada, Marco Ellero. Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics simulations of integral multi-mode and fractional viscoelastic models. Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, 329, 105235. 2024.
This code is based on the original MCF code developed by Xin Bian. The current version has been developed in collaboration between
- Marco Ellero, leader of the CFD Modelling and Simulation group at BCAM (Basque Center for Applied Mathematics) in Bilbao, Spain.
- Luca Santelli, member of the CFD Modelling and Simulation group at BCAM (Basque Center for Applied Mathematics) in Bilbao, Spain.
- Adolfo Vazquez-Quesada from the Department of Fundamental Physics at UNED, in Madrid, Spain.
Developers: Xin Bian. Adolfo Vazquez-Quesada. Luca Santelli
Contact: a.vazquez-quesada@fisfun.uned.es, lsantelli@bcamath.org, mellero@bcamath.org
-------------------------- INSTALLATION -------------------------------
After download MCF/mcf/ folder, I suppose you have already installed PPM library in a proper path, which needs to be given when you configure mcf client. I also suppose you have installed makedepf90, which is to check routines dependency of mcf/src/*.F90.
- run script
./clean.sh
to clean all old files, which may be machine dependant.
- run script
./bootstrap.sh
to make use of GNU autoconf + automake, which generates configure script.
- run configuration.
./configure --prefix=$HOME/MCF/mcf/mcf_install/ FC=ifort MPIFC=mpif90 LDFLAGS=-L$HOME/MCF/ppm/local/lib/ FCFLAGS=-I$HOME/MCF/ppm/local/include/ MAKEDEPF90=$HOME/MCF/ppm/local/bin/makedepf90
to generate Makefile, which is used to compile mcf code.
LDFLAGS: indicate ppm library object files. FCFLAGS: indicate ppm library header files.
- run compiler
make -j 8
to compile mcf code, -j 8 specify to use 8 processors to accelerate compiling.
- run installation
make install
to install mcf executable binary at ...../mcf/mcf_install/ folder.
-------------- USE -----------------------------------------------
Three input files are required to launch a simulation. Examples of these input files can be found in the 'mcf_config' directory. The details of the inputs are explained within those files.