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WavKinS.jl : an efficient and modular Julia software for solving wave kinetic equations

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arxiv 2504.00252 v1 pith:YIGROL74 submitted 2025-03-31 nlin.CD physics.comp-ph

Giorgio Krstulovic , Vincent Labarre This is my paper · ORCID
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This article describes the Wave Kinetic Solver \WavKinSns, a software developed in the Julia language for solving different types of wave kinetic equations in an efficient and modular manner. \WavKinS already solves the wave kinetic equation describing the interaction of waves in several physical systems, such as acoustic waves, Bose-Einstein condensates, internal gravity waves and many others. Thanks to the structures and routines already implemented in \WavKinSns, we expect that developing a new solver for a specific physical system to be straightforward. \WavKinS is an Open Source project distributed with EUPL-1.2 license agreement.

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