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\documentclass{manual} |
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\setcounter{tocdepth}{3} |
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% grab the handy definitions and \usepackage statements etc |
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\input{cookbook_defs} |
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% title, author, etc stuff |
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\title{The Escript COOKBOOK} |
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\ifpdf |
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/Author (Antony Hallam and Lutz Gross) |
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/Title (escript COOKBOOK) |
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/Keywords (escript, PDEs) |
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} |
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\author{Antony Hallam, Lutz Gross} |
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\authoraddress{ |
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Earth Systems Science Computational Centre (ESSCC) \\ |
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School of Earth Sciences \\ |
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The University of Queensland \\ |
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Brisbane, Australia \\ |
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Email: \email{esys@esscc.uq.edu.au} |
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} |
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\date{\today} |
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\release{Alpha} |
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\makeindex |
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\begin{document} |
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\maketitle |
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\input{../user/copyrights} |
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\begin{abstract} |
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\esc is a python-based environment that has been developed to solve complex mathematical models. These include coupled, non-linear and time-dependent partial differential equations. The intention of this cookbook, is to give new \esc users a comprehensive introduction to \esc and provide a fundamental \esc knowledge base and example set that can be used as templates for future problems. While most of the examples in this cookbook are focused on the disciplines of geophysics and geology they all provide a solid introduction to \esc and it's capabilities. |
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\end{abstract} |
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\tableofcontents |
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\newpage |
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\input{intro} |
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\chapter{Getting Started with Heat Diffusion} |
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\label{CHAP HEAT DIFF} |
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\input{onedheatdiff001} |
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\input{onedheatdiff002} |
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\chapter{Another Dimension, Complex Models and Visualisation} |
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\label{CHAP HEAT 2} |
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\input{twodheatdiff001} |
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\input{steadystateheatdiff} |
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% Moving into 2D and 3D wave propagations in next chapters. |
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\chapter{Seismic Wave Propagation} |
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\input{twodswp001} |
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\end{document} |