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A topical overview is provided as follows:
- Objects Representing Phases (interface to Cantera core objects)
- Thermodynamic Properties (temperature, pressure, energy, ...)
- Chemical Kinetics (reactions, rates of progress, reaction path analysis, ...)
- Transport Properties (diffusion, viscosity, thermal conductivity, ...)
- Zero-Dimensional Reactor Networks (reactors, walls, flow devices, ...)
- One-Dimensional Reacting Flows (flames, flow domains, boundaries, ...)
- Physical Constants (universal constants, built into Cantera for convenience)
Generated C Interface (CLib):
Details on the fundamental scientific theories used in the implementation of Cantera are located in the Science Reference Section.
The Cantera source code is hosted on GitHub.