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Welcome to pyDive’s documentation!¶

Contents:

  • Getting started
    • Quickstart
    • Setup an IPython.parallel cluster configuration
    • Run tests
    • Overview
  • Tutorials
    • Example 1: Total field energy
    • Example 2: Particle density field
    • Example 3: Particle energy spectrum
  • Reference
    • Arrays
      • pyDive.arrays.ndarray module
        • pyDive.ndarray class
        • Factory functions
        • Universal functions
      • pyDive.arrays.h5_ndarray module
      • pyDive.arrays.ad_ndarray module
      • pyDive.arrays.gpu_ndarray module
      • pyDive.cloned_ndarray package
        • Submodules
        • pyDive.cloned_ndarray.cloned_ndarray module
        • pyDive.cloned_ndarray.factories module
    • Modules
      • pyDive.arrayOfStructs module
      • pyDive.algorithm module
      • pyDive.fragment module
      • pyDive.mappings module
      • pyDive.picongpu module
      • pyDive.pyDive module

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engine
The cluster nodes of IPython.parallel are called engines. Sometimes they are also called targets. They are the workers of pyDive performing all the computation and file i/o and they hold the actual array-memory. From the user perspective you don’t to deal with them directly.

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