[WIP] create a problem to study impact of species composition gradient on shock burning in 1D #2941
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…r of the domain, with a width given by problem.delta
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This now has the transition region about the center of the domain, with a transition width given by |
…temperature change with species composition.
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This now creates a new parameter,
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Accomplished what we wanted by adding 1D support to |
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Our initial results from
subch_planarsuggest that the behavior of the initial detonation in a ddet SN Ia is dependent on the composition gradient between WD and accretion layer. Here, I am setting up a 1D problem based onDetonation. The goal is to interpolate from a set envelope composition on the left to a set core composition on the right, representing the 2D gradient.