Changes between Version 73 and Version 74 of u/erica/2DShockedClumpsSNR


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Timestamp:
01/31/18 13:03:23 (7 years ago)
Author:
Erica Kaminski
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    93 In viewing an animation of these different runs, the bow shock of the M=1.5 run seemed to still be evolving quite rapidly at this point, in that it was expanding away from the clump at a much higher rate than the other runs. This made me wonder if a better comparison of the bow shock thickness would be when (if) the bow shocks came to some steady-state configuration with respect to the upstream flow. The next set of plots shows these 3 runs at a later time, at which it seems the M=10, and 100 have reached a near steady state. The M=1.5 seems to still be expanding by this point.
     93In viewing an animation of these different runs, the bow shock of the M=1.5 run seemed to still be evolving quite rapidly at this point, in that it was expanding away from the clump at a much higher rate than the other runs. This made me wonder if a better comparison of the bow shock thickness would be when (if) the bow shocks came to some steady-state configuration with respect to the upstream flow. The next set of plots shows these 3 runs at a later time, at which it seems the M=10, and 100 have reached a near steady state (and produced similar bow shock widths). The M=1.5 seems to still be expanding by this point.
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    106106=== Run 5 - Mach Comparison (Mach 100 vs. 200 vs. 300) ===
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    108 Produced similar results as the previous set of mach runs.
     108Produced similar results as the previous set of mach runs (i.e. no significant difference between the bow shock thickness in the different runs).
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    110110=== Run 6 - AMR tests ===