Jupyter notebooks¶
See
- jupyter.org for more info about the Jupyter project.
- Python for links to general Python documentatation and resources.
- The tutorial video on notebooks in Lecture videos and slides.
Some notebooks available in $AM574/notebooks:
- Riemann_problem_acoustics.ipynb (Now in Clawpack, see $CLAW/apps/notebooks/riemann/Riemann_problem_acoustics.ipynb)
- Advection_Examples4.ipynb (Implements upwind and animates solution)
- Osher_Solution.ipynb (Osher solution to scalar Riemann problems, with nonconvex examples)
- Conservation_form.ipynb (Animates Figure 12.5 of [FVMHP])
- burgers.ipynb (For Homework 3, illustrating entropy fix)
Running notebooks on your computer¶
The $AM574/notebooks directory (see Class GitHub Repository) contains some notebooks developed for this class. You should be able to run them on your computer if you have Jupyter installed (see jupyter.org), after starting the jupyter server using this command from the bash shell:
$ jupyter notebook
and then navigate to the page indicated with a browser, e.g. running the command above might produce this message:
The Jupyter Notebook is running at: http://localhost:8888/
Viewing notebooks on Github¶
You can also view these notebooks from:
Byt you will not be able to execute cells, only view the input and whatever output was saved with the notebook.
Running notebooks on the Windows Azure notebook server¶
The Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform now supports running notebooks in the cloud. You can sign up for a free account at https://notebooks.azure.com/, and then from the page:
You should find some notebooks for AMath 574. You can also create your own notebooks, or upload ones you already have from your computer, or download from Azure to your computer.