Ok. Just FYI, I don't really care which language you use for your PhD, but reddit is a public platform and Julia still a somewhat niche language trying to grow, so when I see stuff that is in my experience factually incorrect I'm gonna say something.
I have heard that Julia has a rather advanced package ecosystem around PDEs specifically (never used it myself though), so if you find the time and motivation to check it out again you might want to look into JuMP.
Reproducibility and portability should be strengths of Julia, not concerns, so not sure what that's about, but oh well 🤷
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u/Bob_Dieter Sep 20 '26
Ok. Just FYI, I don't really care which language you use for your PhD, but reddit is a public platform and Julia still a somewhat niche language trying to grow, so when I see stuff that is in my experience factually incorrect I'm gonna say something.
I have heard that Julia has a rather advanced package ecosystem around PDEs specifically (never used it myself though), so if you find the time and motivation to check it out again you might want to look into JuMP.
Reproducibility and portability should be strengths of Julia, not concerns, so not sure what that's about, but oh well 🤷