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MUSICA 0.15.0 documentation

  • Getting Started
  • User Guide
  • MUSICA API
  • Contributing
  • Citing MUSICA
  • GitHub
  • Getting Started
  • User Guide
  • MUSICA API
  • Contributing
  • Citing MUSICA
  • GitHub

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Build Configuration:

  • CMake Configuration Options

C++:

  • Overview

Python:

  • Overview
    • Installing MUSICA
    • Command Line Interface
    • Defining chemical systems
    • Model solving and options
    • Output and visualization
    • Multiple Grid Cell Calculations
      • Simple 2-Grid-Cell Setup
      • Initializing Larger Numbers of Grid Cells
      • Parallelizing Larger Numbers of Grid Cells
    • Enabling GPU Solving
    • Notebooks
      • 0. Welcome to MUSICA
      • 1. Multiple Grid Cells
      • 2. Latin Hypercube Sampling
      • 3. User-Defined Reactions
      • 4. Local Parallelization
      • 5. HPC Parallelization
      • 6. Using GPU Solvers
      • 7. Using CARMA
      • 8. TUV-x Standard Configurations
      • 9. TUV-x Conditions
      • 10. Chapman Cycle Box Model
      • 11. TS1 Box Model

Julia:

  • Overview

Fortran:

  • Overview
    • Chapter 1
    • Chapter 2
    • Chapter 3

JavaScript:

  • Overview
    • Live Demo
  • User Guide
  • Overview

Overview#

The Python API is the most fully featured of the available APIs, exposing MICM, TUV-x, and CARMA. For installation, see Python.

Each topic below follows the same progression: Defining a Mechanism → Creating a Solver → Setting Conditions → Solving → Accessing Results.

Contents:

  • Installing MUSICA
  • Command Line Interface
  • Defining chemical systems
  • Model solving and options
  • Output and visualization
  • Multiple Grid Cell Calculations
  • Enabling GPU Solving
  • Notebooks

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