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v57 v58 1 [[PageOutline]] 2 [[BackLinksMenu]] 3 1 4 = Useful Links = 2 5 * [http://www.pas.rochester.edu/~ehansen home page on pas server] … … 5 8 = Projects = 6 9 [[BR]] 7 8 === My Library === 10 === [wiki:u/ehansen/EddiesLibrary My Library] === 9 11 Here I have been collecting the important literature relative to my research. Most of these papers are about or related to radiative, magnetized jets and shocks. I will also include notes/summary for each paper. 10 12 11 [wiki:u/ehansen/EddiesLibrary Eddie's Library]12 13 [[BR]] 13 14 14 === 3D Cooling Jets===15 === [wiki:3dcoolingjets 3D Cooling Jets] === 15 16 Using Martin's CRL618 jet module, I have been testing 3D jets with different cooling strengths. 16 17 17 [wiki:3dcoolingjets]18 18 [[BR]] 19 19 20 === 1D Radiative Shocks===20 === [wiki:1dradshocks 1D Radiative Shocks] === 21 21 This is the problem of setting up a semi-analytic solution for a steady, 1D, radiative shock. It was mainly used to test the implementation of NEQ and Z cooling. 22 22 23 23 [[Image(allcool_temp.png,width=300)]] 24 24 25 [wiki:1dradshocks]26 25 [[BR]] 27 26 28 === Z Cooling===27 === [wiki:zcooling Z Cooling] === 29 28 The 5th type of cooling implemented in astrobear. This includes forbidden line emission, and uses Pat Hartigan's tables. 30 29 31 [wiki:zcooling]32 30 [[BR]] 33 31 34 === Non-equilibrium Cooling===32 === [wiki:neqcooling Non-equilibrium Cooling] === 35 33 The 4th type of cooling implemented in astrobear. This includes effects of ionization and recombination. 36 34 37 [wiki:neqcooling]38 35 [[BR]] 39 36 40 === Building a 1D Hydro Code===41 The best way to learn how to write a hydro code is to build your own. I've created a separate page on the wiki to document the important aspects of fluid dynamics and numerical methods as I learn how to build my own 1D hydro code : [wiki:ehansen/buildcode Building a 1D Hydro Code]37 === [wiki:ehansen/buildcode Building a 1D Hydro Code] === 38 The best way to learn how to write a hydro code is to build your own. I've created a separate page on the wiki to document the important aspects of fluid dynamics and numerical methods as I learn how to build my own 1D hydro code. 42 39 [[BR]] 43 40 44 === Rayleigh-Taylor Instability === 45 The RT Instability...a dense fluid sitting on top of a light fluid. When slightly perturbed the light fluid rises upwards, and the heavy fluid sinks downwards. See this page for more details on the problem analysis and simulations: [wiki:ehansen/RT My Rayleigh-Taylor Page] 41 === [wiki:ehansen/RT Rayleigh-Taylor Instability] === 42 The RT Instability...a dense fluid sitting on top of a light fluid. When slightly perturbed the light fluid rises upwards, and the heavy fluid sinks downwards. This page contains more details on the problem analysis and simulations. 43 46 44 || [[Image(density_image0000.png, height=400, width=300)]] || [[Image(density_image0040.png, height=400, width=300)]] || [[Image(density_image0125.png, height=400, width=300)]] || 47 45 [[BR]] 48 46 49 47 === Field Loop Advection === 50 This is from when I was first learning how torun AstroBEAR.48 My very first simulation. I had just joined the group, and this was from when I was first learning how to compile and run AstroBEAR. 51 49 * [attachment:Bvec_movie.gif Bvec Movie] 52 50 ----