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A Well-Balanced Multi-Dimensional Reconstruction Scheme for Hydrostatic Equilibria Roger Kppeli Outline Introduction (Astro)Physical motivation Well-balanced scheme for HydroStatic Equilibrium (HSE) First order Second
A Well-Balanced Multi-Dimensional Reconstruction Scheme for Hydrostatic Equilibria Roger Käppeli
Outline ● Introduction ● (Astro)Physical motivation ● Well-balanced scheme for HydroStatic Equilibrium (HSE) ● First order ● Second order ● Multi-dimensional extension ● Limitations ● Conclusion 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 2
i) Introduction Stellar life cycle
i) Introduction Stellar life cycle
i) Introduction Stellar life cycle
i) Introduction Core-collapse supernova ● General idea: ● ● Explosion powered by gravitational binding energy of forming compact remnant: Mass of remnant GRAVITY BOMB! Radius of remnant 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 6
i) Introduction Core-collapse supernova 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 7
i) Introduction Radial profile ● The problem: (in our simulations) Ability to maintain near hydrostatic equilibrium for a long time! 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 8
Outline ● Introduction ● (Astro)Physical motivation ● Well-balanced scheme for HydroStatic Equilibrium (HSE) ● First order ● Second order ● Multi-dimensional extension ● Limitations ● Conclusion 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 9
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE ● Consider 1D hydrodynamics eqs with gravity ● Classical solution algorithm: ● Solve homogeneous eqs with Godunov type method (i.e. solve Riemann problem) ● Account for source term in second step (split/unsplit) 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 10
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (2) ● Classical solution algorithm: ● ● (Local) Lax-Friedrichs Lax (1954), Rusanov (1961) ● HLL (C) Harten, Lax and van Leer (1983), Toro et al. (1994) ● Roe Roe (1981) 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 11
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (3) Interested in hydrostatic EoS: 12
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (3)
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (3)
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (3)
ii) WB scheme for HSE Well-balanced scheme for HSE (3)
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (4) ● The problem: (in our simulations) Ability to maintain near hydrostatic equilibrium for a long time! 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 17
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (5) ● Solutions: at each time – – Steady state preserving reconstructions, well- balanced schemes e.g. LeVeque (1998), LeVeque & Bale (1998), Botta et al. (2004), Fuchs et al. (2010) Note: there are many, many more... especially for shallow-water eqs!!! 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 18
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (5) ● Solutions: at each time – – Steady state preserving reconstructions, well- balanced schemes e.g. LeVeque (1998), LeVeque & Bale (1998), Botta et al. (2004), Fuchs et al. (2010) Requirements ● Equilibrium not known in advance (self-gravity) ● Extensible for general EoS Note: there are many, many more... especially for shallow-water eqs!!! ● (At least) second order accuracy 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 19
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (6) Interested in numerical hydrostatic equilibrium: 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 20
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (6)
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (6)
ii) Numerical models & methods Well-balanced scheme for HSE (6)
Well-balanced scheme for HSE (7) ● Second order extension: Reconstruction in deviation from equilibrium Similar to Botta et al. 2004,Fuchs et al. 2010 ● Time stepping:
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 1 Hydrostatic atmosphere in a constant gravitational field
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 2 Hydrostatic atmosphere in a constant gravitational field
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 3 Hydrostatic atmosphere in a constant gravitational field + small amplitude waves
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 3 (2) Hydrostatic atmosphere in a constant gravitational field + large amplitude waves
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 6 Polytrope: model star (e.g. main sequence stars, white dwarfs, neutron stars) Euler equations in spherical symmetry: Poisson equation in spherical symmetry: 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 29
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 6 (2) Polytrope: model star ~ neutron stars HSE: Poisson:
ii) WB scheme for HSE Example 6 (3) Polytrope: model star ~ neutron stars + density perturbation 28.06.12
Outline ● Introduction ● (Astro)Physical motivation ● Well-balanced scheme for HydroStatic Equilibrium (HSE) ● First order ● Second order ● Multi-dimensional extension ● Limitations ● Conclusion 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 32
Multi-dimensional extension ● Straight forward directional application of HydroStatic Reconstruction ● Numerical equilibrium: 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 33 3D analogous...
Example 7 Polytrope: model star (e.g. main sequence stars, white dwarfs, neutron stars) HSE: Poisson equation: Equation of state Take ~ neutron stars Then there's an exact solution:
Example 7
Example 7
Conclusions ● 1D well-balanced scheme for hydrostatic equilibrium (for any Equation of State EoS) ● Extension to higher-order? Non-zero velocity steady state? ● Multi-D well-balanced scheme for hydrostatic equilibrium ● Unfortunately with limitations (so far...) Although not exactly well-balanced for general EoS, the ability to maintain HSE is greatly increased Thank you for you attention!!! 28.06.12 Roger Käppeli, HYP2012, Padova 37
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