CCSN Simulation with Spectral Two-Moment Neutrino Transport Using Flash-X
POSTER
Abstract
We are developing the toolkit for high-order neutrino-radiation hydrodynamics (thornado) to simulate neutrino transport and its coupling to matter in core-collapse supernova (CCSN) explosions.
thornado, which implements spectral two-moment neutrino transport with a high-order discontinuous Galerkin method and implicit-explicit time-stepping, and WeakLib\footnote{github.com/starkiller-astro/weaklib}, a microphysics library that provides tabulated microphysics, have been coupled with the simulation framework Flash-X.
With this enhanced Flash-X code, we will simulate CCSN explosions in multiple spatial dimensions.
Here we present our latest results: 1. A detailed comparison between spherically-symmetric simulations, beginning with a 9 Solar-mass progenitor, obtained using different two-moment closure methods with thornado transport with relativistic corrections. 2. Spherically-symmetric simulations of three low-mass, Solar-metallicity progenitors using the SFHo equation of state, electron-flavor ‘’Bruenn 85’’ neutrino opacities, Flash-X hydrodynamics, and thornado transport.
thornado, which implements spectral two-moment neutrino transport with a high-order discontinuous Galerkin method and implicit-explicit time-stepping, and WeakLib\footnote{github.com/starkiller-astro/weaklib}, a microphysics library that provides tabulated microphysics, have been coupled with the simulation framework Flash-X.
With this enhanced Flash-X code, we will simulate CCSN explosions in multiple spatial dimensions.
Here we present our latest results: 1. A detailed comparison between spherically-symmetric simulations, beginning with a 9 Solar-mass progenitor, obtained using different two-moment closure methods with thornado transport with relativistic corrections. 2. Spherically-symmetric simulations of three low-mass, Solar-metallicity progenitors using the SFHo equation of state, electron-flavor ‘’Bruenn 85’’ neutrino opacities, Flash-X hydrodynamics, and thornado transport.
Presenters
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Ran Chu
University of Tennessee
Authors
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Ran Chu
University of Tennessee
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Austin Harris
Oak Ridge National Lab
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Eirik Endeve
Oak Ridge National Lab
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Paul Laiu
Oak Ridge National Lab
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Bronson Messer
Oak Ridge National Lab
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Anthony Mezzacappa
Oak Ridge National Lab, University of Tennessee