The latest version of the Cantera source distribution (http://blue.caltech.edu/cantera_dist/1.3.5/src/cantera-1.3.tar.gz) now builds 'out of the box' on Mac OS...
Professor, is it possible to use not the stoichometric coefficients as species- reaction order but another value? e.g. Species: A B Reaction: 1 A -> 1 B Rate...
Ulf, in general, Cantera allows any kinetics model to be used as long as it is implemented in some C++ class derived from class 'Kinetics' in the Cantera...
For those of you attending the Joint US Sections Combustion Institute meeting in Chicago... I will bring a couple of Cantera Windows installation CDs, so if...
The Cantera web site is being reworked and updated, and there will be a new page listing projects that use Cantera in some way. If you are using Cantera in...
Yes. Use method 'equilibriumConstants' defined in class 'Kinetics'. Here's a Python example: The script below produces the list of reaction equations and ...
Thanks for the quick reply but unfortunately I dont use python. I am a matlab user and I checked in matlab and the function 'equilibriumconstants' doesnt work...
Hi, I'm trying to download the Cantera MATLAB toolbox but am getting the 'Page cannot be found' message (http://blue.caltech.edu/cantera_dist/matlab). Is this...
Gilberto, This is a bug. It was found and fixed a while back, but either the bug fix didn't make it into the version posted on the web, or you installed an...
My main work is done on a linux machine. I am considering switching from Chemkin II to cantera but don't have a Fortran-90 compiler. The manual is not really...
steve@...
Apr 16, 2003 8:58 pm
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Steve, You can very easily use Cantera in Fortran 77 applications. In fact, it's funny you bring it up now, because I'm finishing up a short note on just that...
Responding to my own message -- sorry -- Cantera/Python works fine without F90 compiler. ... I built cantera on a generic Red Hat Linux release 7.3 (Valhalla)...
steve@...
Apr 17, 2003 1:36 pm
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Cantera 1.4 has been released. What's new: 1. Simplified unix build procedure. Cantera should build 'out of the box' on linux, cygwin, Mac OS X, and Solaris....
The binary version of Cantera 1.4 for Windows has now been released. Go to http://www.cantera.org then follow the 'download' or 'SourceForge' links. Get the...
Dear Mr Goodwin, I'm a french engineer and I'm very interested in the evolution of Cantera software. I plan to use it soon with Matlab to study the combustion...
mathieu.winger1@...
Apr 26, 2003 9:43 pm
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... From : David Goodwin <dgoodwin@...> To : cantera@yahoogroups.com Cc : Date : Mon, 21 Apr 2003 07:20:20 -0700 Subject :...
mathieu.winger1@...
Apr 26, 2003 9:46 pm
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Dr Goodwin, Download is OK. I don't know how to continue with runing Cantera under Matlab/Windows98. How must I proceed with makefiles ? Please, some...
mathieu.winger1@...
Apr 27, 2003 1:38 am
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Mathiew, I think there is a README file that explains what to do. I know there is in the source distribution, but I might have left it out of the Windows...
David, A quick question for you: Do I have to have both Visual C++ and Compaq Fortran installed in order to run cantera v1.4 windows version? Since I have only...
Mister Goodwin, Thank you very much for your answer. Last time, I read a pdf explaining the paricularities of each Cantera version (Python, Matlab, C++, ...)...
mathieu.winger1@...
May 3, 2003 12:26 am
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Yi, In order to build Cantera, you need Visual C++ or some other C++ compiler on Windows. But if you only want to *use* Cantera in Matlab or Python, then you...
Mathiew, You can do flame simulations under Windows - there is no need to switch to linux, unless of course you want to for other reasons. Get the two Windows...
Thank you very much Mr Goodwin for informations. I will try it immediately ! Thank you. Mathiew ... From : David Goodwin <dgoodwin@...> To...
mathieu.winger1@...
May 6, 2003 9:04 pm
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Sorry Mr Goodwin, but I've installed Python 2.2 (C:/Python22) and Cantera 1.4 (unzip => C:/cantera-1.4 and C:/.../.../cantera-1.4) and when I run flame.py, it...
mathieu.winger1@...
May 6, 2003 11:55 pm
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I am seeing multiple failure modes when using the reactor (zerod) methods from python. Sometimes this: ==== CVode-- At t=1.6711 and step size h=6.69619e-10,...
steve@...
May 15, 2003 9:14 pm
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Steve, I would guess that your solution is beginning to change rapidly at this time. Try using single-step mode: rctr = Reactor() tfinal = 10.0 tnow = 0.0 ...
The last message reminds me that there are a couple of things I don't think I have announced yet. 1. There is now some documentation for the Cantera Python...
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