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    <title>Install Nektar++</title>
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    <p>
      This package will install the Nektar++ spectral/<i>hp</i> element
      framework onto your system.
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    <h3>Installing and uninstalling</h3>
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      Nektar++ is a command-line application, meaning that to use it you must
      use the terminal. Once installed, Nektar++ executables can be found in the
      directory <code>/opt/nektar++/bin</code>. To uninstall Nektar++, remove the
      directory <code>/opt/nektar++</code> and issue the command
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    <pre>sudo pkgutil --forget org.imperialcollegelondon.nektar++-serial</pre><br />
    <h3>Caveats</h3>
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      Note that this distributed version is for <b>serial execution</b> only and
      ships with a reasonably minimal set of features:
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      <li>Core libraries;</li>
      <li>Common solvers and utilities, including the NekMesh generator;</li>
      <li>ARPACK for stability analysis and FFTW for homogeneous simulations.
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    <p>
      If you are interested in other solvers, development headers, or parallel
      execution, then please consider using releases through Homebrew
      (<a href="http://brew.sh/">http://brew.sh/</a>) instead:
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    <pre>brew tap homebrew/science && brew tap mdave/nektar && brew install nektar</pre><br />
    <p>
      Alternatively, visit the <a href="http://www.nektar.info/">Nektar++ website</a> for
      instructions on compiling from source.
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