Fluiddyn: studying fluid dynamics with open-source and Python
The FluidDyn project aims at promoting the use of open-source Python software in research in fluid dynamics. The project provides some Python packages specialized for different tasks, in particular
- Transonic, to make your Python code fly at transonic speeds!
- Fluidfft for 2D and 3D Fast Fourier Transforms,
- Fluidsim for numerical simulations,
- Fluidlab for laboratory experiments,
- Fluidimage for processing of images of fluid,
- Fluidsht for Spherical Harmonic Transforms.
- Formattex and Formatbibtex for Latex
This is Fluiddyn’s blog. See the main documentation for a presentation of the FluidDyn project and the package of the same name, which is the base package on which the other packages depend on. For the specific documentations of these specialized packages, follow the links above.
Recent blog posts¶
Numpy 2, mpi4py 4, Spack, Apptainer, Guix, ...
A big FluidImage release and a small Transonic bug fix
On wheels
Packaging
A note about numerical Python accelerators.
About the history of our Python meta-accelerator Transonic.
New Transonic release
Pierre Augier at Euroscipy 2019 to present Transonic.
Our paper "Shallow water wave turbulence" is now published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics.