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Axisymmetric magneto-hydrodynamics with SPH
Domingo García-Senz, Robert Wissing, Rubén M. Cabezón
Many interesting terrestrial and astrophysical scenarios involving magnetic fields can be approached in axial geometry. Even though the Lagrangian smoothed particle hydrodynamics (…
A moderately-sized nuclear network to assist multi-D hydrodynamic simulations of supernova explosions
Axel Sanz, Rubén Cabezón, Domingo García-Senz
A key ingredient in any numerical study of supernova explosions is the nuclear network routine that is coupled with the hydrodynamic simulation code. When these studies are perform…
Self-gravitating barotropic equilibrium configurations of rotating bodies with SPH
Domingo García-Senz, Rubén M. Cabezón, José M. Blanco Iglesias +1
We present a novel relaxation method to build three-dimensional rotating structures of barotropic bodies using the SPH technique. The method is able to relax gaseous structures in…
Interaction of hemispherical blast waves with inhomogeneous spheres: Probing the collision of a supernova ejecta with a nearby companion star in the laboratory
Domingo García-Senz, Pedro Velarde, Francisco Suzuki-Vidal +5
Past high-energy density laboratory experiments provided insights into the physics of supernovae, supernova remnants, and the destruction of interstellar clouds. In a typical exper…
Equalizing resolution in smoothed-particle hydrodynamics calculations using self-adaptive sinc kernels
Domingo García-Senz, Rubén M. Cabezón, José A. Escartín +1
The smoothed-particle hydrodynamics (SPH) technique is a numerical method for solving gas-dynamical problems. It has been applied to simulate the evolution of a wide variety of ast…
Sixth-order and Seventh-order Iterative Methods for Solving Nonlinear Equations
Fayyaz Ahmad, Domingo García-Senz
In this article, we discuss sixth-order and seventh-order iterative methods for nonlinear equations. Derivative-based and derivative-free, both categories are presented for said it…