Welcome to the PySPH documentation!
PySPH is an open source framework for Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) simulations. Users can implement an SPH formulation in pure Python and still obtain excellent performance. PySPH can make use of multiple cores via OpenMP or be run seamlessly in parallel using MPI.
Here are some videos of simulations made with PySPH.
PySPH is hosted on github. Please see the github site for development details.
Overview
Installation and getting started
- Installation and getting started
- Quick installation
- Dependencies
- Installing the dependencies on GNU/Linux
- Installing the dependencies on Ubuntu 18.04
- Installing the dependencies on Mac OS X
- Installing the dependencies on Windows
- Using a virtualenv for PySPH
- Downloading PySPH
- Building and Installing PySPH
- Running the tests
- Running the examples
- Possible issues with the viewer
- Learning the ropes
- A more detailed tutorial
The framework and library
Gallery of PySPH examples
Reference documentation
Autogenerated from doc strings using sphinx’s autodoc feature.
- PySPH Reference Documentation
- Module application
- Module controller
- SPH equations
- Integrator related modules
- SPH Kernels
- Module nnps: Nearest Neighbor Particle Search
- Module parallel_manager
- Module particle_array
- Module scheme
- Module solver
- Module solver tools
- Module boundary conditions
- Module solver_interfaces
- Miscellaneous Tools for PySPH
- Solver Interfaces