Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of u/erica/2DShockedClumpsSNR
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v9 v10 3 3 Am investigating the interaction between a cold clump in a supernovae remnant and a shock. To model this, am injecting a supersonic wind into the boundary, whose properties are specified by the jump conditions across an adiabatic shock. The jump conditions are calculated using the following parameters in the ambient medium: 4 4 5 || $T_{amb}$ || 10^4^ K||6 ||$n_{amb}$ || 10^4^ cm^-3^||7 ||$v_{amb}$|| 0||5 || $T_{amb}$ || $10^4 ~K$ || 6 ||$n_{amb}$ || $10^4 ~cm^{-3}$ || 7 ||$v_{amb}$|| $0$ || 8 8 9 9 The sound speed of the ambient material for these parameters is (for $\gamma=5/3$): … … 13 13 which for a injected wind speed of $v_s=2,000 ~km/s$ gives a Mach number of: 14 14 15 || $M $ || $200$ ||15 || $M_{wind}$ || $200$ || 16 16 17 17 The wind parameters are then given by the jump conditions for an adiabatic shock ($\gamma=5/3$): … … 25 25 The clump is initially in pressure equilibrium with the ambient medium, and its properties are given by: 26 26 27 || $T_{clump}$ || 10^2^ K||28 ||$n_{clump}$ || 10^6^ cm^-3^||29 ||$v_{clump}$|| 0||27 || $T_{clump}$ || $10^2 ~K$ || 28 ||$n_{clump}$ || $10^6 ~cm^{-3}$ || 29 ||$v_{clump}$|| $0$ || 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 The thermodynamics in the simulation are governed by an ideal EOS , and an adiabatic index of gamma = 5/3. The abundances are taken to be solar ($\mu=1.3$). Other parameters of interest are the clump radius, clump crushing time, sound crossing time (ambient and clump medium to travel a clump radius), wind crossing time (to travel clump radius):33 The thermodynamics in the simulation are governed by an ideal EOS (specified by $\gamma$). The abundances are taken to be solar ($\mu=1.3$). Other parameters of interest are the clump radius, clump crushing time, sound crossing time (ambient and clump medium to travel a clump radius), wind crossing time (to travel clump radius): 34 34 35 35 || $R_{clump}$ || $10^{16} ~cm$ ||