RHD Groups#
This set of parameters, contained in the namelist block &RT_GROUPS, sets radiation group properties for RAMSES RHD runs. Note that the number of photon groups (NGROUPS) is a compilation parameter, to be set in the Makefile. The default settings are HI, HeI and HeII ionizing photon groups with ionisation cross sections and energies derived from a blackbody spectrum with an effective temperature of 10^5 Kelvin.
For detailed descriptions of the concepts described here, see the following papers:
[1] RAMSES-RT: radiation hydrodynamics in the cosmological context
[2] A scheme for radiation pressure and photon diffusion with the M1 closure in RAMSES-RT
and the documentation page about RHD simulations.
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Lower energy boundaries, in eV, of each photon group (see §2 in [1]). Used for calculating SED model emission from stellar particles. |
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Upper energy boundaries, in eV, of each photon group. A value of 0.0 is used to represent infinity. |
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Average photon energies (eV) for each group. These can either be set manually or left to RAMSES to derive from SED models (with |
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2d matrix representing average ionisation cross sections (cm^2) between each group (first index) and species (second index). These can either be set manually or left to RAMSES to derive from SED models (with |
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2d matrix representing energy weighted average ionisation cross sections (cm^2) between each group (first index) and species (second index). These can either be set manually or left to RAMSES to derive from SED models (with |
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Determines, for each recombining species (HII, HeII, HeIII) which photon group the recombination photons are injected into. Note that recombination emission must be activated with |
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Radiation pressure and IR radiation parameters |
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Dust absorption (Planck) opacity factor. The real opacity scales with the local metallicity and if |
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Scattering (Rosseland) opacity factor, only used for the IR photon group (which is the first group). The real opacity scales with the local metallicity and if |