Discover @volpatto Open Source projects

Diego Volpatto (@volpatto)

volpatto

Stars
136
Global Rank 165,253 (Top 6 %)
Followers 108
Following 120
Registered almost 11 years ago
Most used languages

Jupyter Notebook
42.1 %

Python
31.6 %

Fortran
10.5 %

Eiffel 5.3 %

TeX
5.3 %

HTML
5.3 %
Location 🇧🇷 Brazil
Country Total Rank 2,606
Country Ranking

Eiffel 1

Fortran
52

Jupyter Notebook
435

TeX
574

Python
607

gibbs

An open source python library for equilibrium calculation based on global minimization of Gibbs free energy.

simple_pybind_example

A simple example of how to bind C++ code in Python

anp-data-analysis

Repo that contains an exploratory data analysis of pre-salt wells and geo data from ANP data base

Jupyter Notebook

firedrake_scripts

Minimal working examples applying Finite Element Method with Firedrake framework

blank-python-project

A starting point to structure a Python project from the scratch.

porousdrake

Suitable Finite Element methods for Porous Media flow using Firedrake Project framework

pysodes

C++ ODE solvers wrappers to Python

Jupyter Notebook

numericlab

Repo for training and learning numerical methods with C++ (Eigen and xtensor)

Jupyter Notebook

finel

A general purpose FINite ELement code

pside

Parallel Software for Implicit Differential Equations

pyChE

Supporting material to learning Scientific Python

Jupyter Notebook

volpatto.github.io

Talk_Volpatto_Diego_MEPI

Talk presented in the SMB 2020 annual meeting

curso_firedrake_eamc

Material do Curso Introdutório de Firedrake para o EAMC-2022 do LNCC

Jupyter Notebook

pdeco

Experiments solving population dynamics for ecology problems

Jupyter Notebook

quick-ipython-notebooks

Repo of some personal notes about things I face myself on the way out of my Scientific and Python journeys

Jupyter Notebook

fOptimize

Fortran modules that provides simple Continuous Optimization methods

pyde

An implementation of Differential Evolution procedure for unconstrained optimization

numpy_scipy_course

Part of an introductory Python programming course that I presented with a colleague (portuguese only)

Jupyter Notebook