Draft abstract for GSoC project: linked list

[ChetanKarwa]

@milancurcic @arjenmarkus
Here is the draft for the abstract of the linked list project.
Please let me know if any changes are needed.

[arjenmarkus]

Hi Chetan, Nice start. I do not have a convenient interface to reviewing on github on my phone, so I will do it the old-fashioned way. "Thier" should be their "A list" in the first part should be a linked list. Instead of necessary, I would use "classical" or "convenient", as there are many ways to skin a cat (figuratively speaking). I would say that the gsoc project "aims" instead of "aimed". Or perhaps even better "the goal of the gsoc project was" (tenses are tricky). You left out a number of "the"s but Milan can help you with those. Regarda, Arjen Op vr 30 jul. 2021 15:42 schreef ChetanKarwa ***@***.***>:

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[milancurcic]

Thanks Chetan! I suggest:

• "A bunch of" -> "several"
• Mention example applications of linked lists, e.g. "has numerous applications, such as..."

What is the title? I suggest:

"Linked lists in the Fortran Standard Library"

Please submit when ready.

[ivan-pi]

• Mention example applications of linked lists, e.g. "has numerous applications, such as..."

First place I encountered a linked list when I began to learn programming was in a CFD code (written in C) that came with the book

Griebel, M., Dornseifer, T., & Neunhoeffer, T. (1998). Numerical simulation in fluid dynamics: a practical introduction. SIAM.

The linked list was used to store coordinates of tracer particles injected at a certain rate at a defined point within the flow. Connecting the particles, it is possible to draw the streaklines of the flow. An example of what the tracer particles look like (not showing any streaklines) can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfZFez-ducs&t=38s

So the application would be essentially a self-growing container.

[milancurcic]

@ChetanKarwa Did you submit this abstract?

[arjenmarkus]

Hi Chetan, Milan, let's meet this week to prepare the talk. My agenda has room for a meeting on most afternoons this week (except today). Regards, Arjen Op vr 3 sep. 2021 om 18:01 schreef Milan Curcic ***@***.***>:

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