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Radiative Rayleigh-Taylor Instability and the structure of clouds in planetary atmospheres
P. Tremblin, H. Bloch, M. González +5
Clouds are expected to form in a wide range of conditions in the atmosphere of exoplanets given the large range of possible condensible species. However this diversity might lead t…
Idealised 3D simulations of diabatically-forced Ledoux convection. Application to the atmosphere of hot rocky exoplanets
Simon Daley-Yates, Thomas Padioleau, Pascal Tremblin +2
We investigate the impact on convective numerical simulations of thermo-compositional diabatic processes. We focus our study on simulations with a stabilizing temperature gradient…
Performance portability of lattice Boltzmann methods for two-phase flows with phase change
Werner Verdier, Pierre Kestener, Alain Cartalade
Numerical codes using the Lattice Boltzmann Methods (LBM) for simulating one- or two-phase flows are widely compiled and run on graphical process units. However, those computationa…
A high performance and portable all-Mach regime flow solver code with well-balanced gravity. Application to compressible convection
T. Padioleau, P. Tremblin, E. Audit +2
Convection is an important physical process in astrophysics well-studied using numerical simulations under the Boussinesq and/or anelastic approximations. However these approaches…
Thermo-compositional diabatic convection in the atmospheres of brown dwarfs and in Earth's atmosphere and oceans
P. Tremblin, T. Padioleau, M. Phillips +12
By generalizing the theory of convection to any type of thermal and compositional source terms (diabatic processes), we show that thermohaline convection in Earth oceans, fingering…
Experimenting with the p4est library for AMR simulations of two-phase flows
Florence Drui, Alexandru Fikl, Pierre Kestener +4
Many physical problems involve spatial and temporal inhomogeneities that require a very fine discretization in order to be accurately simulated. Using an adaptive mesh, a high leve…