Simulating Accretion Disks With Discontinous Galerkin Methods
ORAL
Abstract
Discontinuous Galerkin methods have recently seen a lot of interest as a new
method for relativistic astrophysics simulations. Many test problems for the
GRMHD equations have been studied, including 3D TOV stars, blast waves, and
single black hole evolutions. A natural next problem to study is accretion disks
on a stationary background. We present results of accretion disk simulations
using discontiuous Galerkin methods using the SpECTRE
(https://github.com/sxs-collaboration/spectre) code and compare the results to
the Spectral Einstein Code.
method for relativistic astrophysics simulations. Many test problems for the
GRMHD equations have been studied, including 3D TOV stars, blast waves, and
single black hole evolutions. A natural next problem to study is accretion disks
on a stationary background. We present results of accretion disk simulations
using discontiuous Galerkin methods using the SpECTRE
(https://github.com/sxs-collaboration/spectre) code and compare the results to
the Spectral Einstein Code.
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Presenters
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Nils Deppe
Cornell University
Authors
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Nils Deppe
Cornell University