Extension of the code suite Fly to a multi-cell postprocessor for hydrodynamic plasma simulation codes

Sondhauss, Peter; Rose, S. J.; Lee, R.W.; Al’Miev, I. R.; Wark, J. S.

doi:10.1016/s0022-4073(01)00112-1

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“…The postprocessor FLY code (Lee, 1995) is a time-dependent, single-cell, hydro-dynamics, CR-based model that solves the differential rate equation using a 1st-order escape probability approximation, valid for photons that are absorbed locally or escape without interactions. SWARM (Sondhauss et al, 2001) is a multi-cell extension to FLY using the Average Atom (AA) model which accounts for non-local re-absorption in the plasma. Angle-resolved spectra can be calculated for planar, cylindrical, or spherical target geometries that account for Doppler-shifted anisotropic radiation.…”

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