Fargo 3D
A versatile multifluid HD/MHD code that runs on clusters of CPUs or GPUs, with special emphasis on protoplanetary disks. FARGO3D is the successor of the FARGO code, that you can still find in the legacy part of this site. FARGO3D. The main features of FARGO3D are: FARGO3D son:
Cartesian, cylindrical or spherical geometry. As in FARGO, a simple Runge-Kutta N-body solver may be used to describe the orbital evolution of embedded point-like objects. Multifluid capability. 1, 2 or 3 dimensional calculations. Orbital advection (aka FARGO) for HD and MHD calculations. No need to know CUDA: you can develop new functions in C and have them translated to CUDA automatically to run on GPUs. FARGO3D was written by Pablo Benítez Llambay (main developper) and by Frédéric Masset. The multifluid version was developed by Pablo Benítez Llambay and Leonardo Krapp.
MeSsI (Merging Systems Identification)
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This project was developed by Martín de los Rios, Mariano Domínguez, Dante Paz and Manuel Merchán, and was published in the MNRAS letter. This project is dedicated with admiration to Lionel Messi. MeSsI allows an automatic classification, based on automatic learning algorithms (Random Forest and Mixture of Gaussians) between relaxed clusters and clusters in fusion process. This method was calibrated using simulated catalogs constructed from the Millennium cosmological simulation. You can also do an automatic online classification in the graphic interface of MeSsI.
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