Showcase¶
This page ties figures you may see in the repository or publications to runnable entry points. Build and run instructions: quickstart.md, applications.md, examples_catalog.md.
Tungsten solidification (3D)¶

Representative large-scale solidification and defect structure (from project materials; parameters may differ from your run).
Typical app |
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Concepts |
3D PFC, boundary conditions, MPI + spectral FFT stack |
Further reading |
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Scalability (strong / weak scaling)¶

Illustrative scaling results; your hardware and problem size will differ.
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HPC campaigns on large grids (e.g. LUMI); see |
Typical app |
Same |
Cahn–Hilliard–style dynamics¶

Materials app |
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Teaching example |
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VTK / ParaView |
Walkthrough: |
Concepts |
Fourth-order spectral ETD; (k^4) is a multiply |
Surface diffusion (nanoscale smoothing)¶
Runnable |
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VTK |
height |
Concepts |
Linear Mullins (k^4); (h_k(t)=h_k(0)\exp(-B |
Kawahara (capillary–gravity waves)¶
Runnable |
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VTK |
height |
Concepts |
Odd-order dispersion (\omega=\beta k^3+\gamma k^5); (k^4) here rotates, it does not damp |
EHD film (flexible plate)¶
Runnable |
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VTK |
gap |
Concepts |
Sixth-order bending lubrication; (\lambda=-M_0 B k^6) |
Gradient elasticity (size-dependent defects)¶
Runnable |
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VTK |
inclusion |
Concepts |
Helmholtz–Navier ((1-\ell^2\nabla^2)L_{\mathrm{navier}}\mathbf{u}=\mathbf{f}); (\ell) regularizes high (k) |
Thin-film dewetting / coating¶
Runnable |
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VTK |
film height |
Concepts |
Fourth-order capillary ETD; (\lambda(k)=M_0 k^2(\Pi’(h_0)-\gamma k^2)) |
Quick 2D PNG snapshots (Allen–Cahn)¶
The Allen–Cahn demo can write grayscale PNG snapshots (optional final, or initial + final). No JSON App — CLI arguments only.
Runnable |
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Concepts |
2D explicit interface, FD + halos; PNG via |
End-to-step commands and expected files: tutorials/end_to_end_visualization.md.
See also¶
science_tungsten_quicklook.md— what tungsten runs representscience_cahn_hilliard_vs_allen_cahn.md— CH example vs Allen–Cahn applearning_paths.md— ordered tracks by roleclass_tour.md— how types in the figures map to headers and examples