Decapodes

Decapodes.jl is a graphical tool for the composition of physical systems. This library includes tooling which takes advantage of the formalization of physical theories described by DEC provided by CombinatorialSpaces.jl.

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Project team

PhotoNameMember sinceDegreeProgram
Luke Morris2021PhDCISE
Matt Cuffaro2023—Research Software Engineer
George Rauta2022PhDCISE

Project articles

Decapodes: A diagrammatic tool for representing, composing, and computing spatialized partial differential equations

Luke Morris, Andrew Baas, Jesus Arias, Maia Gatlin, Evan Patterson, James P. FairbanksJournal of Computational Science2024

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A diagrammatic view of differential equations in physics

Evan Patterson, Andrew Baas, Timothy Hosgood, James FairbanksMathematics in Engineering2022

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A Diagrammatic Presentation of Equations in Categories

Kevin Arlin, James Fairbanks, Tim Hosgood, Evan PattersonarXiv2022

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Subproject: general categorical equations

Project Leader: Kevin Carlson at the Topos Institute

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Sponsors

DARPA

Decapodes has been supported by the following DARPA programs:

  • Automating Scientific Knowledge Extraction
  • Directly Computable Models
  • Automating Scientific Knowledge Extraction and Modeling