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-``sphere`` is a 3D discrete element method algorithm utilizing CUDA. |
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+``sphere`` is a 3D discrete element method algorithm utilizing CUDA. ``sphere`` |
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+allows for optional simulation of two-way coupled fluid flow using the |
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+Navier-Stokes or Darcy formulations. |
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A powerful Nvidia GPU with proper support for double precision floating is |
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highly recommended. ``sphere`` has been tested with the Nvidia Tesla K20 and |
