2D-GP is a FORTRAN project designed to numerically solve the Gross-Pitaevskii equation (GPE) in two dimensions (2D). Solving the GPE allows for qualitatively accurate simulations of Bose-Einstein Condensates (BECs) at zero temperature.
2D-GP solves the GPE using 4th order Runge-Kutta time stepping on a grid of points with regular spacing in both the x and y dimensions. User defined grid spacing and time step is supported.
2D-GP requires NetCDF and NetCDF-Fortran installations to run. NetCDF is used to save compressed data files. On Ubuntu you can install the required packages by running:
sudo apt-get install libnetcdf11 libnetcdff6 libnetcdf-dev libnetcdff-devYou can also create a local installation of NetCDF by downloading the source files from the NetCDF website and compiling them yourself. If you do this, make a note of the installation location as you will need it to install 2D-GP.
Clone the git repository somewhere : git clone https://github.com/Extigy/2D-GP.git
Run ./install to setup. You can also run ./install <install-dir> to install to any desired installation location.
If you have a non-system installation of NetCDF (i.e. you compiled it from source), edit the file Makefile and at the top change the NETCDF and NETCDF-FORTRAN variables to match your installation directory.
New terminals should now be able to run make2dgp anywhere.
make2dgp to set up a simulation at your current location../gp& to start the simulation.STATUS.To run a simulation with custom parameters
./gp&.params.in to include any parameters you wish to change from their defaults and run make2dgp again to reflect the changes../gp& to start the simulation.A full list of parameters, their descriptions, and their default values is included at the end. The code is written so that, most editable parameters can be left as default and so not included in params.in at all.
See DOCUMENTATION.html.