Hi David,
   you can start by having a look at the material at this web page: https://docs.einsteintoolkit.org/et-docs/ET_Workshop_2015#Cactus_tutorial

Oleg Korobkin prepared it for an introduction to Cactus and the Einstein Toolkit for the latest ET workshop.

Cheers,
Bruno


2015-08-24 19:57 GMT+02:00 Garrison, David <Garrison@uhcl.edu>:
Hello,

I am in the early stages of developing a 1 credit hour course on using Cactus for Computational Physics.  Does anyone have any recommendations of material?  Has anyone here taught such a class?

-DG

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