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Here we give a brief description of each of the thorns contained in this arrangement

  • IDScalarWave Different initial data sets, all of which are analytic.

  • IDScalarWaveCXX The same as IDScalarWave but implemented in C++.

  • IDScalarWaveElliptic Initial data sets from solving an elliptic equation. At the moment this initial data is rather artificial, and is just here to give a simple demonstration of using an elliptic solver.

  • WaveToyC The evolver for the scalar field, written in C.

  • WaveToyF77 The same as WaveToyC, but written in F77 to demonstrate the use of implementations.

  • WaveToyF90 The same as the two evolver thorns above, but this time to show the difference between F77 and F90, and to further demonstrate implementations.

  • WaveToyFreeF90 The same as WaveToyF90, but written with free-format F90 rather than fixed.

  • WaveToyCXX The same as WaveToyC, but written in C++.

\begin{figure}\vbox{\include{CactusWave__param} }\end{figure}

\begin{figure}\vbox{\include{cactuswave__inter} }\end{figure}

\begin{figure}\vbox{\include{CactusWave__schedule} }\end{figure}

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