Updates 07/20
What do we have for the CEJet project
Runs:
source code | ||
completed, Super Jet, stp_run_002, RGB+Jet, M2=1, mj = 2, end_frame = 173 | astrobear_1008 | |
completed, Normal Jet, stp_run_006, RGB+Jet, M2=1, mj = 2d-3, end_frame = 142 | astrobear_1008 | |
completed, Half-mass P2+Jet, stp_run_009, RGB+Jet, M2=1, mj = 2d-3, end_frame = 73 | astrobear_1008 | |
1. Rerun the super jet model, fix tracer, add tracer for ambient | Redo stp_run_002, with fixed tracer | |
2. Rerun the no-jet fiducial, M2 = 1 Msun, use the CEjet module, this is like CE run 152 (or 143, but don't change softening radius), use the initial orbit conditions for the jet runs, add tracer for ambient | Redo CE run 152 | |
3. Half-solar mass companion, fiducial, no jet run | No-jet counterpart for stp_run_009 |
Code:
- I'm testing the tracer on ambient. otherwise the astrobear_1008 version is good to go for the remaining runs.
code version note _1014_C particle buffer on both P1 and P2 _1212 use Shape to define refinement region _1008 updated to fix tracer on jet, good for stp_run_006 & _009 _0112 refine on density criteria
Analysis:
- Orbits, average separation plot. ——> working on the script
- Mass, bind vs. unbind, find a best way to present this. ——→ working on script to read the totals data file
- maybe something like Fig. 8 in the AGB paper, where more mass gets elevated but still not unbind
- Energy, use data from the totals, do post-process if necessary
- maybe analyze drag force as well, but orbit plot also shows the effect of drag force
- Present figures similar to the AGB paper
- Fig. 6, 7, 8
- Update the separation plot
- use CE run 152 for high mass fiducial, which doesn't change the softening radius
From thermal bomb meeting, 2020-7-16
Emily's new PN project:
- Inject for a brief period but strong energy into the outflow
- over free-fall / orbital time scale
- how much energy does it take to destroy the torus?
- calculate reasonable parameters for the CE binary used in my PN simulation (Emily)
- launch the wind with new parameters in the current PN module for ~6 days (free-fall timescale) (Amy)
○ pressure support for the central region after shutting down the outflow?
GEE reading notes
Soker (2020) "Shaping PNe with jets and the GEE"
General properties of jets in shaping PNe
- Vjet ~ V_esc, MS V_esc ~ 600 km/s —> V_jet ~ (0.5~2) V_esc = 300 ~ 1200 km/s
- Jets deposit energy + momentum by heating/expelling ambient —> less mass to accrete
negative feedback cycle —> quench/re-start —> many ejection episodes
- "Pressure release valve" —> high accretion rates
positive feedback cycle
- might have a wide open angle —> theta~90 degrees
GEE: companion grazes the giant envelope (~photosphere)
- BHL accretion of surrounding gas
- RLOF from inner dense envelope
ILOT (intermediate-luminosity optical transients)
(https://phsites.technion.ac.il/soker/ilot-club/)
t_photon_diffusion .le. t_gas_expansion —→ large amount of E_th —→ Radiation lost
GEE forming SNe IIb
- SNe IIb = core collapse, almost no H
- jets remove H in the giant envelop during GEE
- jets are on the MS companion, the giant will end in core collapse SN
Five phases of Jets' launching —- companion launches the jets
- Jets in wind accretion zone
- Hillel+2020
- P2 has jet before enter P1 envelope
- BHL accretion from slow wind
- Jets being dragged/bent behind, can't penetrate the accreting wind
- Jets from pre-CEE RLOF accretion
- equatorial accretion flow, RLOF mass gain much greater than that from BHL
- jets penetrate (likely) the wind, form bipolar lobes/point-symmetric
- can also occur earlier in wind-RLOF
- Harpaz+1992
- Mohamed+Podsiadlowski 2007
- Jets during the GEE (too delicate??!)
- Eta Carinae?
- P2 accretes near periastron
- BHL+RLOF
- Shiber+2017
- Jets during the CEE
- BHL from inside the envelope
- Shiber+2019
- jets don't break out the envelope
- what is jets' role in helping mass removal?
- BHL from inside the envelope
- Jets during the post-CEE
- P2 accretes from circumbinary disk
- Soker2019, Kashi+Soker2011, Chen+Podsiodlowski2017
- P2 launches jets w/ variable directions + intensities
- P2 accretes from circumbinary disk
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