Re: Hyperbolic Partial differential codes unstructured in Fortran

Check Clawpack
http://www.amath.washington.edu/~rjl/clawpack.html

Cheers
Michael

Zadig wrote:
Hello,

I m solving the scalar HPDE in 2D
d
-- S + div(F(S))=0
dt

F nonlinear

Any pointers to urls or books for codes/ librairies to solve the
problem using a finite volume scheme on unstructured meshes -triangles
and quads- (in fortran).


Thank you

.

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