======== Features ======== Capytaine is based on * Nemoh_'s Fortran core routines for the computation of the Green function, * meshmagick_ for the manipulation of meshes, * and various tools from the `Python scientific ecosystem`_. .. _Nemoh: https://lheea.ec-nantes.fr/logiciels-et-brevets/nemoh-presentation-192863.kjsp .. _meshmagick: https://github.com/LHEEA/meshmagick .. _`Python scientific ecosystem`: https://scipy.org/ For users, it can be seen as a Python 3.7 (or higher) interface to Nemoh. Since most of the code has been rewritten, it can be used by developers as a more concise and better documented version of Nemoh. Below some features of the latest version (version |version|) of Capytaine are listed. Main features ------------- * Computation of the added masses, radiation dampings, diffraction forces and Froude-Krylov forces for rigid bodies or for bodies with any arbitrary degrees of freedom. * Python object oriented API. * OpenMP parallelization. * Direct or iterative linear system solver. * Various input mesh formats supported via meshmagick_. * Output in legacy Nemoh Tecplot format or NetCDF format. * Computation of the free surface elevation and the Kochin function. * 3D animations of the body motion and the free surface elevation. * A cleaner code with unit tests, meaningful variable names, more comments, no Fortran 77, no global variables and no error message in French. * Single or double precision floating-point numbers. * Possibility to plug-in other implementations of the Green function * Binaries distributed via `conda-forge `_. Experimental features --------------------- * Computation of the hydrostatic stiffness and rigid body inertia. Non-neutrally buoyant bodies are partially supported. * Computation of the impedance matrix and the Response Amplitude Operators (RAO). * Input via legacy ``Nemoh.cal`` files. * Hierarchical matrices with low-rank blocks for faster simulations. * Toeplitz matrices for faster simulations for floating bodies with local symmetries or for regular arrays of identical floating bodies. * Higher order quadratures for more precise integration of the Green function. Roadmap ------- See `on Github `_.