BEARCLAW stands for "Boundary Embedded Adaptive Refinement for
Conservation Laws". This is a newly developed version of AMRCLAW
designed from scratch with a uniform tree structure in 1 through 4 space
dimensions. It is written in fortran 90 and includes MPI capabilities.
The basic form of the Riemann solvers required are similar to what is
used in CLAWPACK. This code was developed primarily by Sorin Mitran
while he was at the University of Washington.
The "boundary embedded" aspects of the code are still under
development, but the intention is to ultimately incorporate Cartesian grid methods for solving problems in
complex geometries.
CLAWPACK
Version 3 Webpages from previous versions of CLAWPACK.
Contains some
applications not yet ported to Version 4.
ZPLCLAW,
A version of clawpack in the
ZPL
programming
language for parallel computers, by Hongyu Wu.
AMROC, a C++ AMR code by Ralf Deiterding, in which CLAWPACK can
be used as the integrator.