Warp Factory
  • What is Warp Factory?
  • Overview
    • Installing Warp Factory
    • Workflow
    • Codebase Structure
    • Object Types
    • Frames
  • Examples
    • Metrics
      • M1 - First Metric
      • M2 - Default Metrics
      • M3 - Building a Metric
    • Energy Tensor
      • T1 - First Energy Tensor
      • T2 - Cartoon Methods
      • T3 - GPU Computation
      • T4 - Solver Order
      • T5 - Errors
    • Analysis
      • A1 - Energy Conditions
      • A2 - Metric Scalars
      • A3 - Eval Metric
      • A4 - Momentum Flow
    • Warp Shell
      • W1 Warp Shell Comoving
  • Modules
    • Metrics Module
      • Metric Library
        • metricGet_Minkowski
        • metricGet_Alcubierre
        • metricGet_Lentz
        • metricGet_VanDenBroeck
        • metricGet_WarpShellComoving
        • metricGet_ModifiedTime
        • metricGet_Schwarzschild
      • Metric Functions
        • setMinkowski
        • setMinkowskiThreePlusOne
        • threePlusOneBuilder
        • threePlusOneDecomposer
    • Analyzer Module
      • getMomentumFlowLines
      • doFrameTransfer
      • changeTensorIndex
      • getScalars
      • getEnergyConditions
      • evalMetric
    • Solver Module
      • getEnergyTensor
      • verifyTensor
    • Visualizer Module
      • plotThreePlusOne
      • plotTensor
      • Plot Functions
    • Units Module
  • General
    • Contributing
    • FAQ
    • Citing Warp Factory
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  1. Examples

Metrics

Defining the spacetime is about building a metric tensor. There are several methods to do this within Warp Factory. In this section, different examples of how to use standard metrics or build your own are provided.

Example
Description
M1 - First Metric

First time working with Warp Factory in making a basic Minkowski space and showing the metric tensor features. First-time users start here.

M2 - Default Metrics

How to work with the library of metrics provided in Warp Factory.

M3 - Building a Metric

How to build your own metric using different helper functions in standard or 3+1 formalism.

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