Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of u/adebrech/Matlab/RadiationPressure
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- 10/30/17 09:34:01 (7 years ago)
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v1 v2 1 = = Lyman-$\alpha$ Line Transfer ==1 = Lyman-$\alpha$ Line Transfer = 2 2 3 3 This is basically identical to the line transfer for ionizing radiation, except: … … 24 24 25 25 $v \approx 0.1 \text{ cm/s}$ after ~0.1 seconds, when acceleration under only gravity would give $v = g t = 980(0.1) = 98 \text{ cm/s}$. Radiation pressure and gravity are clearly not perfectly matched, but it also seems clear that radiation pressure is working as it should. 26 27 == Dynamic tests == 28 29 || Lyman-$\alpha$ flux || 5.1d13 phot/cm^2^/s || 30 || lScale || 1 || 31 32 __Slab__ 33 34 || Slab density || 1 CD || 35 || Ambient density || 1d-4 CD || 36 || Slab extent || (0,0.3) || 37 || Domain || {(0,1),(0,1)} || 38 39 __Clump__ 40 41 || Clump density || 1 CD || 42 || Ambient density || 1d-4 CD || 43 || Clump extent || Circle around (0,0) with R = 0.5 || 44 || Domain || {(-1,1),(-1,1)} || 45 46 __Slab with ionization__ 47 48 || Slab density || $1d4\cdot10^{-20(0.5-y)^2}$ CD || 49 || Ionizing flux || 2d8 || <-- Need to test value on smaller length scale