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v2.0.0.0

20 Feb 10:17
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StePS v2.0.0.0

An N-body code for compactified cosmological simulations.

Main features

  • Optimized to run dark matter only N-body simulations in LambdaCDM, wCDM or w0waCDM cosmology.
  • Running simulations with other models are possible by using external tabulated expansion histories.
  • Able to run standard periodic (T^3), cylindrical (S^1 x R^2), and non-periodic spherical (R^3) cosmological simulations.
  • Direct [CPU & GPU], Octree (a.k.a. Barnes-Hut)[CPU only], and randomized Octree [CPU only] force calculation.
  • Can be used to make periodic, quasi-periodic, cylindrical or spherical glass.
  • Available for GNU/Linux and Darwin (macOS).
  • Written in C++ with MPI, OpenMP and CUDA parallelization.
  • Able to use multiple GPUs simultaneously in a large computing cluster.
  • Supported Initial Condition formats are HDF5, Gadget2, and ASCII.
  • Supported output formats are ASCII and HDF5.

This release includes:

  • StePS source code (v2.0.0.0)
  • StePS_IC.py initial condition generator script (v1.2.0.0) [Note: this will be soon replaced by stepsic]
  • StePS_HF.py halo finder script (v0.5.0.0)
  • StePS_Pk.py FKP power spectrum estimator for R^3 and S^1xR^2 simulations (v0.0.1.0)
  • Tools (Pre-IC generator, visualization scripts, snapshot converter scripts)

See README and CHANGELOG for detailed information

v1.0.2.2

25 Oct 09:52
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StePS v1.0.2.2

A direct N-body code for compactified cosmological simulations.

Main features

-Optimized to run dark matter only N-body simulations in LambdaCDM, wCDM or w0waCDM cosmology.
-Running simulations with different models are possible by using external tabulated expansion histories.
-Able to run standard periodic and non-periodic spherical cosmological simulations.
-Can be used to make periodic, quasi-periodic or spherical glass.
-Available for GNU/Linux and Darwin (macOS).
-Written in C++ with MPI, OpenMP and CUDA parallelization.
-Able to use multiple GPUs simultaneously in a large computing cluster.
-Supported Initial Condition formats are HDF5, Gadget2, and ASCII.
-Supported output formats are ASCII and HDF5.

This release includes:

  • StePS simulation source code (v1.0.2.2)
  • StePS_IC.py initial condition generator script (v1.0.1.0)
  • StePS_HF.py halo finder script (v0.2.0.2)
  • Tools (Pre-IC generator, visualization scripts, snapshot converter scripts)

See README and CHANGELOG for detailed information

v1.0.2.0

23 Jan 18:39
0cc90d5

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StePS v1.0.2.0

A direct N-body code for compactified cosmological simulations.

Main features

-Optimized to run dark matter only N-body simulations in LambdaCDM, wCDM or w0waCDM cosmology.
-Running simulations with different models are possible by using external tabulated expansion histories.
-Able to run standard periodic and non-periodic spherical cosmological simulations.
-Can be used to make periodic, quasi-periodic or spherical glass.
-Available for GNU/Linux and Darwin (macOS).
-Written in C++ with MPI, OpenMP and CUDA parallelization.
-Able to use multiple GPUs simultaneously in a large computing cluster.
-Supported Initial Condition formats are HDF5, Gadget2, and ASCII.
-Supported output formats are ASCII and HDF5.

###This release includes:

StePS simulation source code (v1.0.2.0)
StePS_IC.py initial condition generator script (v1.0.1.0)
Tools (Pre-IC generator, visualization scripts, snapshot converter scripts)
See README and CHANGELOG for detailed information

StePS-v1.0.1.0

11 Jul 17:08
2722da7

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StePS v1.0.1.0

A direct N-body code for compactified cosmological simulations.

Main features

  • Optimized to run dark matter only N-body simulations in LambdaCDM, wCDM or w0waCDM cosmology.
  • Running simulations with different models are possible by using external tabulated expansion histories.
  • Able to run standard periodic and non-periodic spherical cosmological simulations.
  • Can be used to make periodic, quasi-periodic or spherical glass.
  • Available for GNU/Linux and Darwin (macOS).
  • Written in C++ with MPI, OpenMP and CUDA parallelization.
  • Able to use multiple GPUs simultaneously in a large computing cluster.
  • Supported Initial Condition formats are HDF5, Gadget2, and ASCII.
  • Supported output formats are ASCII and HDF5.

This release includes:

  • StePS simulation source code (v1.0.1.0)
  • StePS_IC.py initial condition generator script (v1.0.0.0)
  • Tools (Pre-IC generator, visualization scripts, snapshot converter scripts)
  • See README for detailed information

StePS-v1.0.0.0

28 Feb 17:06
3207c9b

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StePS v1.0.0.0

This is the initial release of the StePS (STEreographically Projected cosmological Simulations) code.
This release includes:

  1. StePS simulation code (v1.0.0.0)
  2. StePS_IC.py initial condition generator script (v1.0.0.0)
  3. Tools (Pre-IC generator, visualization scripts, snapshot converter scripts)

See README for detailed information.