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    Nektar++ publications

    This repository is intended to store publications that include Nektar++ as a major source, in one of three ways:

    • core numerical methods work that focuses on new high-order numerical methods development and is implemented within Nektar++;
    • applications where Nektar++ is used to generate significant scientific output;
    • PhD theses which use Nektar++.

    Organisation

    The repository consists of several BibTeX files, one per publication year, which include all relevant publications. This can then be used in external sources; primarily, the Nektar++ website.

    How to add your publication

    • First, make sure you have the bibtool utility installed. This is typically included in most LaTeX distributions, such as TeXlive.
    • Fork the repository into your user account on gitlab.
    • Clone your fork and create a new branch for your publication updates.
    • Create BibTeX entries in the appropriate files.
    • Once added, run make and make check, which will format your files according to our guidelines.
    • Push your branch and open a merge request into the master branch of the main publications repository.
    • Submit a merge request and wait for the pipeline to pass.

    General information

    When creating your BibTeX entry, please try to include as much as possible, i.e.:

    • a complete list of authors
    • full journal name or conference title, with pages/article number/year of publication;
    • a full abstract, if available;
    • a DOI reference

    Importantly, the way we filter entries in the categories above is to use the groups field within each BibTeX entry.

    • This should be set to one of core, app or thesis depending on how it is categorised.
    • You can also add the meshing group if mesh generation is a focus of the publication.

    We are very happy to accept any journal articles, conference proceedings, theses or other publications that relate to Nektar++. You can reference existing entries to see what to include.