feenox.1.md

title	author
FEENOX(1) FeenoX | FeenoX User Manual	Jeremy Theler <[email protected]>

NAME

FeenoX - a cloud-first free no-X uniX-like finite-element(ish) computational engineering tool

SYNOPSIS

The basic usage is to execute the feenox binary passing a path to an input file that defines the problem, along with other options and command-line replacement arguments which are explained below:

feenox [options ...] input-file [optional_commandline_replacement_arguments ...]

For large problems that do not fit in a single computer, a parallel run using mpirun(1) will be needed:

mpirun -n number_of_threads feenox [options ...] input-file [optional_commandline_replacement_arguments ...]

DESCRIPTION

overview.md

OPTIONS

help.md

EXAMPLES

EXIT STATUS

ENVIRONMENT

FILES

CONFORMING TO

INPUT-FILE KEYWORDS

GENERIC KEYWORDS

reference-kw.md

DAE-RELATED KEYWORDS

reference-dae-kw.md

PDE-RELATED KEYWORDS

reference-pde-kw.md

SPECIAL VARIABLES

reference-va.md

MATERIAL PROPERTIES

TBD.

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

TBD.

RESULTING DISTRIBUTIONS

TBD.

BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS

reference-fn.md

BUILT-IN FUNCTIONALS

TBD.

BUILT-IN VECTOR FUNCTIONS

TBD.

NOTES

TBD.

BUGS

Report on GitHub https://github.com/seamplex/feenox or at [email protected]

SEE ALSO

gmsh(1), mpirun(1), paraview(1)

The FeenoX web page contains links to the full source code, binary versions, updates, examples, verification & validation cases and full documentation: https://www.seamplex.com/feenox.