Changes between Version 151 and Version 152 of doc/app/particle_parameters

Timestamp:

Jun 9, 2017 11:44:37 AM (8 years ago)

Author:

schwenkel

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doc/app/particle_parameters

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-This parameter is used for [#splitting_mode] = 'const'. It defines the number into how many partiles one particle is divided. This means that, if all other splitting criterion's for one super droplet are fulfilled, splitting_factor-1 new particles (with the same properties as the origin super droplet) are created. The weighting factor of each of the super droplets is divided by the splitting_factor. For [#splitting_mode] = 'cl_av' and  'gb_av' this parameter is calculated automatically and given by the ratio of the actual weighting factor of a super droplet and the approximated number concentration for cloud droplets with a similar radius in a certain volume (grid volume). 
+This parameter is used for [#splitting_mode splitting_mode] = 'const'. It defines the number into how many partiles one particle is divided. This means that, if all other splitting criterion's for one super droplet are fulfilled, splitting_factor-1 new particles (with the same properties as the origin super droplet) are created. The weighting factor of each of the super droplets is divided by the splitting_factor. For [#splitting_mode splitting_mode] = 'cl_av' and  'gb_av' this parameter is calculated automatically and given by the ratio of the actual weighting factor of a super droplet and the approximated number concentration for cloud droplets with a similar radius in a certain volume (grid volume). 
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-This parameter restricts the [#splitting_factor] to an upper bound. It is used for the  [#splitting_mode] 'cl_av_ and 'gb_av' where the [#splitting_factor] is calculated automatically and can get very large values which are not feasible.
+This parameter restricts the [#splitting_factor splitting_factor] to an upper bound. It is used for the  [#splitting_mode splitting_mode] 'cl_av_ and 'gb_av' where the [#splitting_factor splitting_factor] is calculated automatically and can get very large values which are not feasible.
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