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We run various problems run with the different compressible solvers in pyro (standard Riemann, Runge-Kutta, fourth order).
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Kelvin-Helmholtz
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The McNally Kelvin-Helmholtz problem sets up a heavier fluid moving in the negative x-direction sandwiched between regions of lighter fluid moving in the positive x-direction.
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The image below shows the KH problem initialized with McNally's test. It had a resolution of 128 in the x and y-directions, gamma = 1.7, and ran until t = 2.0. This is run with:
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The image below shows the KH problem initialized with McNally's test. It ran on a 128 x 128 grid, with gamma = 1.7, and ran until t = 2.0. This is run with:
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