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the gravitational field. In addition, Nyx currently includes physics needed to | ||
accurately model the intergalactic medium: in optically thin limit and assuming | ||
ionization equilibrium, the code calculates heating and cooling processes of the | ||
primordial-composition gas in an ionizing ultra-violet background radiation field. | ||
primordial-composition gas in an ionizing ultraviolet background radiation field. | ||
Additional physics capabilities are under development. | ||
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Nyx is parallelized with MPI + OpenMP, and has been run at parallel concurrency | ||
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For considerations regarding the synthesis model of the UV background, | ||
which provides the photo-ionization and photo-heating rates, see Onorbe, | ||
Hennawi & Lukic (2017), ApJ, 847, 63: | ||
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017ApJ...847...63O | ||
Hennawi & Lukic (2017), ApJ, 837, 106: | ||
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017ApJ...837..106O | ||
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## Output | ||
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## Contact | ||
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For questions, comments, suggestions, contact Ann Almgren at [email protected] | ||
or Zarija Lukic at [email protected] | ||
or Zarija Lukic at [email protected] . |