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[https://fenicsproject.org FEniCS] is a popular open-source computing platform for solving partial differential equations (PDEs). | [https://fenicsproject.org FEniCS] is a popular open-source computing platform for solving partial differential equations (PDEs). | ||
FEniCS can be built with various extensions, so we do not offer a single, global installation. Please choose between | |||
* Installation in a virtual environment | |||
* Using a Singularity container | |||
= Installation in a virtual environment = <!--T:2--> | |||
These are instructions for installing FEniCS version 2.0. | These are instructions for installing FEniCS version 2.0. | ||
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= | = Using a Singularity container = | ||
The following Singularity Recipe will download the FEniCS Docker image, install it, and download additional packages, e.g., various Python packages. This recipe must be run on your own machine | The following Singularity Recipe will download the FEniCS Docker image, install it, and download additional packages, e.g., various Python packages. This recipe must be run on your own machine, that is, a Linux machine with Singularity installed where '''you have root access'''. | ||
To build your FEniCS image using this recipe, run the following command: | To build your FEniCS image using this recipe, run the following command: | ||