source code

alireza.nasa · January 27, 2013, 17:36

hi dear all.
i want 2 source codes
1. i want a code in C++ or Matlab language , to solve poisson equation with dirichlet boundary conditins that right hand of equation is f(x,y)= x*y

2. i want a code to generate structured mesh around naca 0012 in C++ or Matlab language.

help me.
best regards

andyj · January 27, 2013, 20:36

You might take a look at CAELinux 2011 . It is a complete linux distribution based on Ubuntu 10.04. It is 64 bit only.
It includes a large number of advanced scientific and mathematical applications. Elmer Finite Elements is included and has a Boundary Element Method Poisson solver. OpenFoam may do it as well. JavaFoil is also included, which does NACA airfoils. Code Aster is included, which likely does Poisson. Salome Meca is included and does meshing and cad import.
It is not source code, but a complete, already compiled Linux distribution. You download the ISO image, then burn to DVD and install. It is Open Source. See CAELinux.com.
Compiling advanced scientific software from source is very difficult.

January 27, 2013, 17:36	source code	#1
alireza.nasa New Member alireza zare'zade Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 13	hi dear all. i want 2 source codes 1. i want a code in C++ or Matlab language , to solve poisson equation with dirichlet boundary conditins that right hand of equation is f(x,y)= x*y 2. i want a code to generate structured mesh around naca 0012 in C++ or Matlab language. help me. best regards

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January 27, 2013, 20:36		#2
andyj Member Andy Jones Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 78 Rep Power: 15	You might take a look at CAELinux 2011 . It is a complete linux distribution based on Ubuntu 10.04. It is 64 bit only. It includes a large number of advanced scientific and mathematical applications. Elmer Finite Elements is included and has a Boundary Element Method Poisson solver. OpenFoam may do it as well. JavaFoil is also included, which does NACA airfoils. Code Aster is included, which likely does Poisson. Salome Meca is included and does meshing and cad import. It is not source code, but a complete, already compiled Linux distribution. You download the ISO image, then burn to DVD and install. It is Open Source. See CAELinux.com. Compiling advanced scientific software from source is very difficult.