single_cavity_example.py is the first example to look at. Also the paper in documents describs the engine behind the code
Run "python single_cavity_example.py"
This code has only been tested on Python 2.7.15. While it has been updated and run on Python 3.9.13, proper output has not been verified. It requires:
Numpy Scipy Matplotlib
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