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Pinwheels in the sky, with dust: 3D modeling of the Wolf-Rayet 98a environment
Tom Hendrix, Rony Keppens, Allard Jan van Marle +3
The Wolf-Rayet 98a (WR 98a) system is a prime target for interferometric surveys, since its identification as a "rotating pinwheel nebulae", where infrared images display a spiral…
Composite biasing in Monte Carlo radiative transfer
Maarten Baes, Karl D. Gordon, Tuomas Lunttila +4
Biasing or importance sampling is a powerful technique in Monte Carlo radiative transfer, and can be applied in different forms to increase the accuracy and efficiency of simulatio…
SKIRT: the design of a suite of input models for Monte Carlo radiative transfer simulations
Maarten Baes, Peter Camps
The Monte Carlo method is the most popular technique to perform radiative transfer simulations in a general 3D geometry. The algorithms behind and acceleration techniques for Monte…
Dust energy balance study of two edge-on spiral galaxies in the Herschel-ATLAS survey
Gert De Geyter, Maarten Baes, Ilse De Looze +18
Interstellar dust in galaxies can be traced either through its extinction effects on the star light, or through its thermal emission at infrared wavelengths. Recent radiative trans…
Non-conservative evolution in Algols: where is the matter?
Romain Deschamps, Kilian Braun, Alain Jorissen +3
There is gathering indirect evidence suggesting non-conservative evolutions in Algols. However, the systemic mass-loss rate is poorly constrained by observations and generally set…
Modelling ripples in Orion with coupled dust dynamics and radiative transfer
T. Hendrix, R. Keppens, P. Camps
In light of the recent detection of direct evidence for the formation of Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities in the Orion nebula, we expand upon previous modelling efforts by numericall…