Going Further

• Setting up your own problem
  • Writing the initialization script
  • Using your own Riemann solver
  • Adding source terms
  • Setting up the Makefile
• Porting a problem from Clawpack 4.6.x to PyClaw
• Using PyClaw’s solvers: Classic and SharpClaw
  • SharpClaw Solvers
  • Pyclaw Classic Clawpack Solvers
  • Change to Custom BC Function Signatures
• Running in parallel
  • Installing PETSc
  • Testing your installation
  • Running and plotting an example
  • Tips for making your application run correctly in parallel
  • Passing options to PETSc
• PyClaw output
  • Output frames
  • When output is saved/written
  • Where and how output is written
  • What output is written
  • Outputting derived quantities
  • Outputting functionals
  • Using gauges
• Logging