ExaHyPE 2

www.exahype.org

ExaHyPE is an open source simulation engine to solve hyperbolic PDE systems. It is built on top of dynamically adaptive Cartesian meshes and offers support for Finite Volume, Runge-Kutta Discontinuous Galerkin and ADER-DG discretisations. ExaHyPE is written in a way that most computer science aspects as well as most of the numerics are hidden away from the user: Users plug in user functions for their PDE formulation (such as flux functions and eigenvalues) into the engine and then delegate all further work to ExaHyPE.

The original ExaHyPE project (and therefore code) received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 671698 (project ExaHyPE). After the project has successfully completed, we decided to completely rewrite, clean up and improve the code base. We decided to write ExaHyPE 2. ExaHyPE 2 is now completely integrated into its AMR baseline Peano 4 (which is a complete rewrite, too, where we also learned from the original ExaHyPE project), and it is shipped as part of this code/repository as a toolbox or extension. Download Peano 4 and you get ExaHyPE 2 shipped “for free”. Peano’s guidebook documents how to use the engine, Peano’s license also holds for ExaHyPE 2, and Peano’s repository and Slack structure provide the infrastructure for ExaHyPE.

Legacy Code

ExaHyPE 2 continues to be is hosted at the gitlab of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre. The official project website continues to be exahype.eu, while we make the URL exahype.org point to the new developments, i.e. this page. You find “historic” information about the first generation of ExaHyPE at the eu address. The git repository remains available for download, though very few people still improve the code base due to the rewrite and integration into Peano 4.