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Welcome to my opinionated lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) "blog". The aim of this project
is to create a simple yet complete lattice Boltzmann solver and guide the reader through every
step of the way. In order to be self consistent it will contain a theoretical presentation
of the lattice Boltzmann method and present the derivation of the numerical method
as well as a complete implementation. The idea behind this blog is also to
introduce the reader to novel implementation techniques using functional programming.
To this aim we will use the hardware agnostic
[
Futhark
](
https://futhark-lang.org/
)
that allows to target a vast amount of architectures (single/multi-core CPU to any
possible GPU).
The content in this blog does not claim to be a complete reference on the LBM,
but rather a useful resource for beginners and more advanced researchers to understand the basics
and also advanced implementation details on the method.
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