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1 .Dd $Mdocdate$
2 .Dt GRANULAR 1
3 .Os
4 .Sh NAME
5 .Nm granular
6 .Nd simulate granular interaction through time
7 .Sh SYNOPSIS
8 .Nm
9 .Op Fl e Ar end-time
10 .Op Fl g Ar gravity-accel
11 .Op Fl h
12 .Op Fl I Ar file-interval
13 .Op Fl j Ar time-step
14 .Op Fl t Ar curr-time
15 .Op name
16 .Sh DESCRIPTION
17 .Nm
18 reads
19 .Xr granular 5
20 data with grain properties from stdin, simulates granular interaction
21 over time, and prints the resultant state.
22 If
23 .Ar name
24 is set, the simulation state is written to files in
25 .Xr granular 5
26 format in the current directory.
27 The files are named
28 .Pa <name>.outputDDDDD.txt ,
29 where DDDDD is an integer counter starting from 00000, and incrementing
30 by 1 for each new file.
31 .Pp
32 The options are as follows:
33 .Bl -tag -width Ds
34 .It Fl e Ar end-time
35 Set the time where to end the simulation [s] (default 0.0).
36 .It Fl g Ar gravity-accel
37 y-component of gravitational acceleration [m/s^2] (default 0.0).
38 .It Fl h
39 Show usage information.
40 .It Fl I Ar file-interval
41 Simulation time interval between writing output to disk [s] (default
42 1.0).
43 .It Fl j Ar time-step
44 Override numerical time step length [s].
45 .It Fl t Ar curr-time
46 Simulation start time [s] (default 0.0).
47 .El
48 .Sh EXIT STATUS
49 .Nm
50 exits 0 on success, and >0 if a runtime error occurs:
51 .Pp
52 .Bl -tag -width Ds -compact
53 .It 0
54 successful exit
55 .It 1
56 unspecified error
57 .It 2
58 .Xr pledge 2
59 error
60 .El
61 .Sh EXAMPLES
62 .Dl $ granularpacking | granular | granular2vtu > out.vtk
63 .Sh SEE ALSO
64 .Xr granular2img 1 ,
65 .Xr granular2vtu 1 ,
66 .Xr granularpacking 1 ,
67 .Xr granular 5
68 .Sh AUTHORS
69 .An Anders Damsgaard Aq Mt [email protected]
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