[FLASH-USERS] setup 2D spherical simulation

[RIGON Gabriel]

Hi,

Thank you for your answer.
So If I understand it, you can't use "periodic" boundary conditions in 
the angular direction (y), is that right?

I tried the "SodSpherical" as suggest, using the

By the way I test, the "SodSpherical" setup command written in the flash 
documentation:
"./setup SodSpherical -auto -2d -geometry=spherical"

While the simulation can be initialized normally, it does not give any 
results:
The first checkpoint (sod_sph_hdf5_chk_0000) contains the expected data, 
but starting from the second one (0001) the data are all wrong, or more 
precisely they don't exist anymore ("dens" is -none- everywhere).

I'm currently using FLASH4.6.2. I suppose something is wrong with either 
my installation of FLASH or with this version of FLASH.
Could someone try the "SodSpherical" problem and tell me if they obtain 
the same results.

Best regards,
Gabriel

On 18/02/2021 08:57, Klaus Weide wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Feb 2021, RIGON Gabriel wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to setup a 2D spherical simulation, but I have some trouble with
>> it.
>> Do anyone know a way to initialize a 2D spherical simulation ?
> This should work:
>
>> - ymin = 0.0 (angle in degree)
>> - ymax = 180.0 (angle in degree)
>> - yl/r_boundary_condition = "reflecting"
> So should this:
>
>> - ymin = 0.0 (angle in degree)
>> - ymax = 90.0 (angle in degree)
>> - yl/r_boundary_condition = "reflecting"
> Or this:
>
>> - ymin = 0.0 (angle in degree)
>> - ymax = 90.0 (angle in degree)
>> - yl_boundary_condition = "reflecting"
>> - yr_boundary_condition = "outflow"
>
> You may want to look at the separate "SodSpherical" simulation and compare
> it to "Sod".
>
> Klaus

-- 
Gabriel Rigon
Laboratory for Theoretical Astronomy & Astrophysics (TA-Lab)
Graduate School of Science
Division of Particle and Astrophysical Science
Nagoya University, Japan