smallscale modifications to README

Author: leios

README.md

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 [gh]: https://github.com/mlxd/gpue "GitHub"
 
 ## 0. Introduction
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 Welcome to GPUE, the [fastest zero temperature BEC routines in the land](http://peterwittek.com/gpe-comparison.html) (the last time we checked).
 
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 too :)
 
 ## 1. What does this software do?
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 This software is a CUDA-enabled non-linear Schrodinger (Gross-Pitaevskii) 
 equation solver. The primary use of this code was for my research on 
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 will be merged into master.
 
 ## 2. Great! How do I make a BEC?
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 Well, first you need to look at the run_params.conf file, and give it some 
 necessary parameters to generate your favourite condensate.
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 too to allow for their use. 
 
 ## 3. What do you see as the future of this?
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 I would like this tool to be a suite for 1D, 2D and 3D simulations of both 
 Schrodinger and non-linear Schrodinger systems. 
 
 ## 4. I have used your program and/or learned from the source. What now?
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 A citation would be nice :) Feel free to cite as:
 
 Lee James O'Riordan et al., GPUE: Phasegineering release, Zenodo. (2016)
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 ## 5. Acknowledgements
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 We are greatly thankful to the support provided by Okinawa Institute of Science 
 and Technology Graduate University, without whom this research code would be a 
 fraction of what it currently has become. To the various people who have