GitHub - florianwechsung/ASCoT: ASCoT is an automated stability condition tester with emphasis on saddle point problems. It automatically generates and examines the Babuska or Brezzi stability conditions for a given discretization family through solving a series of eigenvalue problems. ASCoT is a FEniCS Application (see the FEniCS project). Forked from https://launchpad.net/ascot

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ASCoT is an automated stability condition tester with emphasis on saddle point problems. It automatically generates and examines the Babuska or Brezzi stability conditions for a given discretization family through solving a series of eigenvalue problems. ASCoT is a FEniCS Application (see the FEniCS project). Forked from https://launchpad.net/ascot

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ASCoT: Automated Stability Condition Tester
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  ASCoT tests the inf-sup stability of a family of finite element
  discretizations for a given variational form.

  For further information about ASCoT, please check out the demos in
  the 'demo' subdirectory. More documentation will be added at a later
  point in history.

Dependencies:
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  1. Python, version 2.6

  2. The latest version of DOLFIN with PyDOLFIN and SLEPc enabled.


License:
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  This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
  the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
  (at your option) any later version.


Disclaimer:
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  Use ASCoT at your own risk. I do not take any resposibility for
  bridges falling down or similar incidents.




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Marie Rognes (meg@simula.no)
Nov 9 2009