28-29th, November, 2023 | Australian National University, Canberra
🎉 Welcome to the webpage of Gridap's workshop at ANU!
Where? Birch 1.45 Interactive Theatre, 35 Science Rd, the Australian National University (ANU), Canberra.
When? 28th and 29th, Nov, 2023, 9AM-5PM both days.
This two-day hands-on workshop will showcase the main features of Gridap, an ecosystem of software packages for the simulation of problems governed by PDEs written in the Julia programming language.
Gridap has a very expressive user interface, allowing one to solve complex PDE systems by stating the problem using whiteboard notation. It implements multiple state-of-the-art finite element methods that can efficiently exploit large-scale HPC supercomputers.
The workshop will be tutorial-based and will cover the main features of Gridap, its application to several problems, and its deployment in distributed memory machines. There will also be a brief introduction to finite element methods addressed to participants without previous background in these techniques.
The emphasis will be mainly on presenting the main software abstractions underlying these packages and how these can be combined to solve a variety of PDEs with application to different problems in science and engineering. The choice of the PDE systems to be discussed in the workshop will be based on the participant's interests gathered during registration.
Participants must bring their own laptops. Instructions to install the software are available here. These should be followed before the actual workshop takes place.
Prof. Santiago Badia - School of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Monash University.
Dr. Alberto F. Martin - School of Computing, ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics (CECC), Australian National University.
Mr. Jordi Manyer - School of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Monash University.
