Documentation¶
Sometimes you just need a little more detail. You'll find documentation for (almost) every function in Cantera right here. This is the documentation for the current stable release, Cantera 3.0.0. For other versions, see the links at the bottom of the page.
Search the documentation¶
Python
Objects Representing Phases (
Solutions, PureFluids, Interfaces, etc.)
Thermodynamic Properties (Temperature, pressure, energy, etc.)
Chemical Kinetics (Reactions, rates of progress, reaction path analysis, etc.)
Transport Properties (Diffusion, viscosity, thermal conductivity, etc.)
Zero-Dimensional Reactor Networks (Reactors, IdealGasReactors, Walls,
etc.)
One-dimensional Reacting Flows (FreeFlames, BurnerFlames, Flow Domains, Boundaries,
etc.)
Physical Constants (Universal constants, built into Cantera for convenience)
Python Interface with Units
Utilities: YAML input/output, unit conversions, global functions
Matlab
Objects Representing Phases (
Solutions, PureFluids, Interfaces, etc.)
Thermodynamic Properties (Temperature, pressure, energy, etc.)
Chemical Kinetics (Reactions, rates of progress, reaction path analysis, etc.)
Transport Properties (Diffusion, viscosity, thermal conductivity, etc.)
Zero-Dimensional Reactor Networks (Reactors, IdealGasReactors, Walls,
etc.)
One-dimensional Reacting Flows (FreeFlames, BurnerFlames, Flow Domains, Boundaries,
etc.)
Physical Constants (Universal constants, built into Cantera for convenience)
Utility functions (XML Parsers, conversion scripts, etc.)
Other Documentation
Need something else?¶
If you need documentation for the unreleased development version or older versions of Cantera, you can find those here. Please note that older versions of Cantera are obsolete, and users are strongly encouraged to migrate to the current version of Cantera.
Development and Older Versions