Introduction

Welcome to the tutorial pages of the Gridap.jl project.

Contents

• Introduction
• Tutorial 1: Poisson equation
• Tutorial 2: Code validation
• Tutorial 3: Linear elasticity
• Tutorial 4: p-Laplacian
• Tutorial 5: Hyper-elasticity
• Tutorial 6: Poisson equation (with DG)
• Tutorial 7: Darcy equation (with RT)
• Tutorial 8: Incompressible Navier-Stokes
• Tutorial 9: Stokes equation
• Tutorial 10: Isotropic damage model
• Tutorial 11: Fluid-Structure Interaction
• Tutorial 12: Electromagnetic scattering in 2D
• Tutorial 13: Low-level API Poisson equation
• Tutorial 14: On using DrWatson.jl

How to start

There are different ways to use the tutorials:

• [Recommended] Reading the html version of the tutorials. This is the recommended way if you want rapid access to the material with no setup steps. Simply click in one of the links in the Contents section.
• [Recommended] Running the Jupyter notebooks locally. A working installation of Julia in the system is required. See instructions in the How to run the notebooks locally section. This is the recommended way to follow the tutorials if you want to run the code and inspect the generated results with Paraview.
• Running the notebook remotely via binder. In that case, go to the desired tutorial and click the icon . No local installation of Julia needed.
• Reading a non-interactive version of the notebook via nbviewer. In that case, go to the desired tutorial and click the icon

How to run the notebooks locally

Clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/gridap/Tutorials.git

Move into the folder and open a Julia REPL setting the current folder as the project environment.

$ cd Tutorials
$ julia --project=.
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julia> 

Instantiate the environment. This will automatically download all required packages.

# Type ] to enter in pkg mode
(Tutorials) pkg> instantiate

Build the notebooks

# Type Ctrl+C to get back to command mode
julia> include("deps/build.jl")

Open the notebooks

julia> using IJulia
julia> notebook(dir=pwd())

This will open a browser window. Navigate to the notebooks folder and open the tutorial you want. Enjoy!

How to pull the latest version of the tutorials

If you have cloned the repository a while ago, you can update to the newest version with these steps.

Go to the Tutorials repo folder and git pull

$ git pull

Open Julia REPL

$ julia --project=.

and instantiate the environment and build the notebooks again

# Type ] to enter in pkg mode
(Tutorials) pkg> instantiate

# Type Ctrl+C to get back to command mode
julia> include("deps/build.jl")

Done!