Floatator 0.2.1 review

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Floatator project is an interactive fluid dynamics simulation that runs on Linux. The simulation and visualization are in 2D

License:	Other/Proprietary License with Source
File size:	133K
Developer:	Gordon Cichon

Floatator project is an interactive fluid dynamics simulation that runs on Linux.

The simulation and visualization are in 2D.

It was originally programmed on HP-PA and SGI, and uses X-Motif for visualization.

The fluid dynamics simulation core is derived from the course work "Praktikum wissenschaftliches Rechnen", conducted by Prof. Zenger and Dr. Griebel at TU-M?nchen, at which I participated together with Tobias V?lkl.

The interactive visualisation wrapper has been added my me to serve as a demo at the fluid dynamics course of Ferien-Akademie/Sarntal, conducted by Prof. Zenger and Prof. Durst, at which I participated 1995.

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