Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of doc/app/particle_parameters

Timestamp:

Sep 13, 2010 9:56:30 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

suehring

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doc/app/particle_parameters

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 Temporal interval at which particles are to be released from a particle source (in s).\\\\  
-By default particles are released only at the beginning of a simulation (t_init=0). The time of the first release (t_init) can be changed with package parameter [#particle_advection_start particle_advection_start]. The time of the last release can be set with the package parameter [#end_time_prel end_time_prel]. If '''dt_prel''' has been set, additional releases will be at t = t_init+'''dt_prel''', t_init+2*'''dt_prel''', t_init+3*'''dt_prel''', etc.. Actual release times may slightly deviate from thesel values (see e.g. [#dt_dopr dt_dopr]).\\\\
+By default particles are released only at the beginning of a simulation (t_init=0). The time of the first release (t_init) can be changed with package parameter [#particle_advection_start particle_advection_start]. The time of the last release can be set with the package parameter [#end_time_prel end_time_prel]. If '''dt_prel''' has been set, additional releases will be at t = t_init+'''dt_prel''', t_init+2*'''dt_prel''', t_init+3*'''dt_prel''', etc.. Actual release times may slightly deviate from thesel values (see e.g. [../d3par#dt_dopr dt_dopr]).\\\\
 The domain of the particle source as well as the distance of  released particles within this source are determined via package parameters [#pst pst], [#psl psl], [#psr psr], [#pss pss], [#psn psn], [#psb psb], [#pdx pdx], [#pdy pdy] and [#pdz pdz]. By default, one particle is released at all points defined by these parameters. The package parameter [#particles_per_point particles_per_point] can be used to start more than one particle per point.\\\\
 Up to 10 different groups of particles can be released at the same time (see [#number_of_particle_groups number_of_particle_groups]) where each group may have a different source. All particles belonging to one group have the same density ratio and the same radius. All other particle features (e.g. location of the source) are identical for all groups of particles.\\\\