A Fortran 95 1-d hydrodynamics code
http://zingale.github.io/hydro1d/
Important: this project is no longer developed. It has largely been replaced by a python implementation of PPM: https://zingale.github.io/ppmpy/
hydro1d is a simple one-dimensional finite-volume Eulerian
hydrodynamics code that implements piecewise constant, piecewise
linear, and piecewise parabolic (PPM) reconstruction, and supports
both Cartesian and spherical geometries.
It is written in modern Fortran (a F2003+ compiler is needed).
At the moment, a constant-gamma equation of state is assumed.
Individual problems are built in subdirectories. For example, to build and run the Sod shock tube problem, do:
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cd hydro1d/sod -
make -
./hydro1d inputs-sod-xp
As the code is built, object files and modules will be output into the
_build subdirectory. make realclean will clean up the objects.
Things are setup for gfortran by default -- you will need to edit the
Ghydro.mak with different options for different compilers. Some bits
of Fortran 2003 and 2008 are used, so an up-to-date compiler is
needed.
A number of runtime options can be specified -- look in params.f90
for the available runtime parameters. These are set in a namelist in
the inputs file. Problems can specify their own runtime parameters
(with a probparams.f90 in the problem directory). These have a
separate namelist in the same inputs file. See the sod problem for
examples.
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The PPM implementation should be synced up to what was done in Castro's PPM -- in particular, support for using the reference state in the eigenvectors
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The boundary filling stuff should be generalized so we can use the same logic for gravity as for the main conserved state.
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The monopole gravity is not quite right for the conservative update. We need to time-center the gravitational acceleration.
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We do not trace under the geometry or gravity source terms in the interface state construction
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