Gravo-Turbulence

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  • beta=.1
  • J=4 (l_box/l_jeans)
  • M=10
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  • power law tail for density (1.64) and B (2.74)
  • B = rho^.48
  • sigma = rho^.25 for cores
  • CMF = 2.1+-.6
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  • ENZO 512³+5x2=524,288³; 5pc → 2 AU; Isothermal 10K; n=500/cc
  • Power law tail to density pdf
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