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== Theoretical Optics and Photonics Workgroup ==
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* Electrodynamics WS 2012/13
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=== Getting started with Git ===
 
=== Getting started with Git ===

Revision as of 10:15, 22 August 2013

Welcome to the Workgroup Wiki!

Please create an account for yourself if you have not already done so. Editing pages requires a login.

Theoretical Optics and Photonics Workgroup

Numerics Teaching
  • Electrodynamics WS 2012/13
  • Computational Photonics SS 2013
  • Electrodynamics WS 2013/14

Help

Getting started with Mediawiki


Getting started with Git

The git repositories go in the /git directory on this server. The server and the repositories are backed up every night.

The git directory contains three subdirectories: paper, code, and user.

The paper and code folders are intended for the collaborative work on papers, codes, etc.

In the user directory each user has his or her own directory and can create repositories, etc.

For an introduction to Git and its funtionality, see the ProGit Book available for download or view the help in this Wiki.

Code Developement and Numerics

In this group several different frameworks are developed. To run code, members of the group can either use the workstation or the cluster.

A subgroup exists, developing and using a Discontinuous Galerkin framework (DG). The DG framework called Spreewaldgurke is developed using Software Developement. One program that feeds into the Spreewaldgurke is netgen that is installed on our workstations. If you need a working local copy of this program please check for details here.

Math Test

LaTeX support is enabled:

Social Corner

Cake Rules

This section explains when it is your obligation to bake one of the famous cakes yourself and what happens if you do not bring a cake.