Hermes

• Introduction
  • Introduction
• Hermes Overview
  • About Hermes
  • Mathematical Background
    • Features
  • Citing Hermes
• Installation
  • Linux
    • Download and compilation
    • Debugging with Eclipse
    • Install Hermes
  • Windows
    • Dependency check-list
    • Building Hermes
    • Configuration options
    • Using Hermes
  • Mac OS
    • Download and compilation
    • More options
  • Installation of Matrix Solvers
    • Mumps
      • Linux
      • Windows MSVC
      • Mac OS
      • Using MUMPS in Hermes
    • PETSc
      • Linux
      • Windows MSVC
      • Mac OS
      • Using PETSC in Hermes
    • SuperLU
      • Linux
      • Windows MSVC
      • MAC OS
      • Using SUPERLU in Hermes
    • Trilinos
      • Linux
      • Windows
      • MAC OS
      • Using TRILINOS in Hermes
    • UMFpack
      • Linux
      • Windows (Cygwin, MinGW, MSVC)
      • Mac OS
      • Using UMFPACK in Hermes
  • Installation of ExodusII and NetCDF libraries
    • Installing ExodusII
    • Installing NetCDF
• Getting Started
  • First steps
  • Hermes typical example structure
    • Mesh
    • Space
    • Weak formulation
    • Calculation
    • 1 - linear example
    • 2 - nonlinear example
    • 3 - RungeKutta solver.
    • 4 - use DiscreteProblem class directly
  • Introduction to advanced C++ object-oriented features
  • Hermes C++ object model - deriving your own specialized classes
    • Notes on templating
    • Forms
    • Essential boundary conditions
    • Mesh functions
    • Mathematical functions
    • Filters
• Extended documentation
  • Hermes Documentation overview
    • Building user documentation (this one) in HTML
    • Building user documentation (this one) in PDF
    • Developer Documentation (in Doxygen)
    • Other Resources
  • Hermes Tutorial
    • Getting the repository with tutorial code
  • Examples Documentation
    • Getting the repository with examples code
• Collaboration
  • Collaboration via Github
    • Create a Free Github Account
    • Fork the Hermes Git Repository
    • Generate and Register Your Public SSH Key
    • Download Hermes to Your Local Computer
    • Create the .gitconfig File
    • Create a Local Branch
    • Commit Your Changes
    • Push the Changes to Your Github Account
    • Send a Pull Request
    • Switching Branches
    • Further Reading