Future developments

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Extensions of the code are already under way to add the following features to the SPHYSICS serial code:

To download new software, see Download SPHysics now.

Parallel code called ParallelSPHysics
GPU code called GPU-SPHysics
Hybrid Boussinesq-SPH code called FUN-SPHysics
Shallow-Water Equation (SWE)-SPHysics

We are pleased to announce the 1st DualSPHysics Users Workshop which will take place at the University of Manchester 19-20 January 2015

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-== Future Developments ==
+'''Extensions of the code are already under way to add the following features to the SPHYSICS serial code:'''
-'''Extensions of the code are already underway to add the following features to the SPHYSICS serial code:'''
+To download new software, see '''[[Downloads| Download SPHysics now.]]'''
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-* Kernel gradient corrections
-* Floating bodies
-* Riemman solvers
-* Different output data formats (ASCII, VTU, Ensight, H5PART)
-* Improved algorithm in neighbour list
-* new time step algorithm
-(predicted release date: Dec 2009)
-'''New software will be released:'''
 * Parallel code called '''[[Downloads#Parallel_code | ParallelSPHysics]]'''
 * GPU code called '''[[Downloads#GPU_code | GPU-SPHysics]]'''
 * Hybrid Boussinesq-SPH code called '''[[Downloads#Hybrid_Boussinesq-SPH_code | FUN-SPHysics]]'''
+* Shallow-Water Equation (SWE)-SPHysics
-To download new software, see '''[[Downloads| Download SPHysics now!]]'''
+We are pleased to announce the '''[http://www.dual.sphysics.org/usersworkshop/ 1st DualSPHysics Users Workshop]''' which will take place at the University of Manchester 19-20 January 2015