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========================================
KRanc Assembles Numerical Codes
========================================
What is Kranc?
--------------
Kranc is a set of Mathematica scripts to convert systems of time
evolution PDEs into code for numerical simulations using the Cactus
infrastructure. You need Mathematica in order to use Kranc.
NOTE: This README has not been updated for use with modern versions of
Kranc and the instructions below will not work.
What is here?
-------------
README This file
COPYING Licensing information - Kranc is licensed under the GPL
Tools Mathematica packages used in the conversion of a PDE system
to a numerical code
Examples Worked out examples (massive scalar field, Maxwell equations, ADM
formulation of general relativity) -- Not currently included
Auxiliary Auxiliary code required for compilation of the code produced
by the scripts
Getting up and running with the examples
----------------------------------------
For the following instructions, we assume that you are working
on a Unix-type system, and that you have Mathematica and a C compiler
installed. We have tested with Mathematica version 8.
The example for the Einstein equations requires a Fortran 90 compiler, as it
relies on existing Fortran code for initial data.
We assume that your Kranc directory lives in your home directory, so
that this file is ~/Kranc/README. If this is not the case, modify the
pathnames given in the following accordingly. We will be creating a
standard Cactus directory as well, as ~/Cactus. These instructions
are for the Klein-Gordon example, which is the simplest example.
There are also notes at the end on things you need if you want to try
out the other examples.
Building the Massive Klein-Gordon arrangement
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Change into the directory appropriate for this example:
cd ~/Kranc/Examples/KleinGordon
Invoke a Mathematica command line session with input from the source
file (this relies on the Kranc packages being found in the correct
place relative to the current directory):
math < MKGTT.m
There will be some output, and an arrangement directory MKG will be
created containing the thorns. A thorn list will also be created as
MKG/MKG.th
Installing the Cactus flesh and the required standard thorns
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Login to the cactusdevcvs repository (you only need to do this once;
the login information is cached in your home directory):
cvs -d :pserver:[email protected]:/cactusdevcvs login
Enter the password "anon".
Check out the Cactus "flesh" from CVS. This command will check out
the beta 14 version.
cvs -d :pserver:[email protected]:/cactusdevcvs co -r Cactus_4_0_Beta_14 Cactus
Change into the Cactus directory:
cd Cactus
You can use this Cactus directory for all the examples, and all your
work with Kranc.
Make a directory for your thornlists:
mkdir thornlists
Link the MKG.th thornlist into this directory (replace with the
correct path to your thornlist):
ln -s ~/Kranc/Examples/KleinGordon/MKG/MKG.th thornlists/MKG.th
Run the program used for checking out public thorns:
gmake checkout
Enter "arr" to download thorns by arrangement, choose default option to
download all arrangements. Press q to quit the checkout program.
For consistency with the Cactus 4.0 Beta14 release, you need to
checkout the MoL thorns separately. Enter the Cactus/arrangements directory
and issue the command
cvs -d :pserver:[email protected]:/cactusdevcvs co -r Cactus_4_0_Beta_14 AlphaThorns/MoL
Verify that the thorns have been downloaded into the Cactus/arrangements
directory.
Linking the extra thorns into your Cactus installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You should have a ~/Cactus/arrangements directory into which the
standard Cactus thorns have been downloaded.
Create a symbolic link from the MKG arrangement to here:
ln -s ~/Kranc/Examples/KleinGordon/MKG ~/Cactus/arrangements/MKG
Create a symbolic link from the KrancNumericalTools arrangement to here:
ln -s ~/Kranc/Auxiliary/Cactus/KrancNumericalTools ~/Cactus/arrangements/KrancNumericalTools
Building a Cactus configuration
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You need to create a Cactus "configuration"; this is a directory in
Cactus/configs in which a particular set of thorns (in this case those
listed in MKG.th) are compiled. For simplicity, you may like to use a
new configuration for each of the examples. However, it is also
possible to manually merge the thornlists generated from many
different Kranc arrangements and create just one configuration for all
of them.
gmake mkg-config THORNLIST=thornlists/MKG.th
Now compile the configuration:
gmake mkg
An executable program called cactus_mkg should be created in the
Cactus/exe directory. See the Cactus documentation for instructions
concerning how to compile using optimization.
Running the examples
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Create a directory to run Cactus in for the MKG example:
mkdir MKG
cd MKG
Run the cactus_mkg executable with the example parameter file.
~/Cactus/exe/cactus_mkg ~/Kranc/Examples/KleinGordon/MKG100.par
A directory MKG_100 will be created containing output from the run.
Viewing the output
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cactus based codes can generate output in many formats. For getting
started we recommend ygraph (http://www.aei.mpg.de/~pollney/ygraph) to
look at 1D data.
ygraph MKG_100/phi_x_\[6]\[6].xg
Running the other examples
--------------------------
We also supply Maxwell's equations and the ADM form of the Einstein
equations as examples. To run the ADM example, you will need an extra
thorn ("Exact") which is not part of Cactus.
cd ~/Cactus
Login to the numrelcvs repository
cvs -d :pserver:[email protected]:/numrelcvs login
Password: anon
Check out the necessary thorns:
cvs -d :pserver:[email protected]:/numrelcvs co AEIThorns/Exact
Link the AEIThorns arrangement into your Cactus/arrangements directory:
ln -s ~/Cactus/AEIThorns ~/Cactus/arrangements/AEIThorns
You also have to add the following thorns to the thornlist KrancADM.th:
AEIThorns/Exact
CactusEinstein/ADMCoupling
CactusEinstein/CoordGauge
CactusEinstein/StaticConformal
NB: You will need a Fortran 90 compiler to compile the Exact thorn,
and several of the standard Cactus thorns needed for Einstein's
equations. We recommend the Intel Fortran Compiler, version 8 as of
the time of writing. See the Cactus documentation for details about
telling Cactus which compiler to use for a particular configuration.
Contributing to Kranc
---------------------
In order to contribute a patch to Kranc, first ensure that you are
working with a clone of the Kranc repository, obtained by
git clone http://github.com/ianhinder/kranc
Commit your patches to your local working copy, preferably with each
new feature in a separate patch, and make sure the repository is up to
date by using
git pull --rebase
every so often. The --rebase makes sure that your commits are moved
to the end of the history. It is wise to do this frequently to avoid
complicated merging. When your patches are ready, use
git format-patch origin
which will output numbered .patch files, one per commit, to the
current directory. Commits which are present in your repository but
not in the public repository you cloned from (origin) will be output.
Email these to the maintainers for review and inclusion.
Authors:
--------
Sascha Husa
Christiane Lechner
Ian Hinder
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics / Albert Einstein Institute
Am Muehlenberg 1
14476 Potsdam
Germany
http://numrel.aei.mpg.de