Coral is a spectral PDEs solver for the plane-layer geometry, written in modern Fortran and highly scalable. User-defined differential equations are entered as mere text files. Owing to its scalability, Coral is suitable for studies of widely different complexity: from quick exploratory, prototyping studies on laptops and desktop computers at moderate resolution (say 96 cubed), to demanding cutting-edge analysis of turbulent flows on HPC architectures using large grids (say 2304 cubed and larger). The user-friendly interface makes Coral accessible to both seasoned scientists and students.
The name comes from the initial motivation, which was Convection in Rapidly rotating Layers (eventhough the code has now a much more general scope).
See current version and history here
- Input files--General overview.
- Input files--Equations: python notebooks with TeX formulas
- Common issues
