With the recent improvements in available observational data, simulating the radiative processes in YSO jets will provide a valuable tool for model discrimination. We have added a radiative cooling module and time-dependent ionization state computation for 29 ion species to our MHD code PLUTO. Also, post-processing routines for the realistic computation of emission lines are now available. From 2D simulations, synthetic surface brightness maps and position-velocity diagrams for the line emissions can be directly computed, to be compared with observations.
Jets from Young Stellar Objects: From MHD Simulations to Synthetic Observations
MIGNONE, ANDREA;MASSAGLIA, Silvano
2009-01-01
Abstract
With the recent improvements in available observational data, simulating the radiative processes in YSO jets will provide a valuable tool for model discrimination. We have added a radiative cooling module and time-dependent ionization state computation for 29 ion species to our MHD code PLUTO. Also, post-processing routines for the realistic computation of emission lines are now available. From 2D simulations, synthetic surface brightness maps and position-velocity diagrams for the line emissions can be directly computed, to be compared with observations.File in questo prodotto:
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