This is the term project for parallel programming course and our team implements the waterwave simulator
In this project, we use this equation to implement waterwave simulation
where parameters are
- u is the abbreviation of u(x, y, t)
- k is the damping constant
- c is the wave speed
and then we use a few parallel techniques to accelerate this program
For more details, please refer Wiki-The-theory-and-wave-equation
Make sure that you have installed python2 and pip2
Carefully, python3 is incompatible
At first, install vtk, qt4, Boost library
$ sudo apt-get install python-vtk python-qt4 python-qt4-dev libboost-dev-all
$ pip2 install -r requirements.txt to install necessary libraries
$ sh build.sh to build the shared library for wave_equation_api
In fact, it will work faster and more smoothly than the gif presented
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