Radiative hydrodynamic equations with nonequilibrium radiative transfer

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Autores principales: Quan, Mingyu, Yang, Xiaojian, Wei, Yufeng, Xu, Kun
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Publicado: 2024
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author Quan, Mingyu
Yang, Xiaojian
Wei, Yufeng
Xu, Kun
author_facet Quan, Mingyu
Yang, Xiaojian
Wei, Yufeng
Xu, Kun
contents This paper presents a kinetic model for the coupled evolution of radiation, electrons, and ions in a radiation plasma system. The model is solved using two methods. The gas-kinetic scheme (GKS) for electron and ion hydrodynamics and the unified gas-kinetic scheme (UGKS) for non-equilibrium radiative transfer. The UGKS accurately captures multiscale photon transport from free streaming to diffusion across varying fluid opacities. This approach enables the scheme to model equilibrium plasma with non-equilibrium radiation transport. The model is validated through several test cases, including radiative transfer in kinetic and diffusion regimes, Marshak wave, Radiative shock, 3T(three-temperature) double lax shock tube problem, two-dimensional Sedov blast wave, and two-dimensional tophat based problem. These tests demonstrate the current scheme's capability to handle diverse radiation plasma scenarios.
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spellingShingle Radiative hydrodynamic equations with nonequilibrium radiative transfer
Quan, Mingyu
Yang, Xiaojian
Wei, Yufeng
Xu, Kun
Computational Physics
Plasma Physics
This paper presents a kinetic model for the coupled evolution of radiation, electrons, and ions in a radiation plasma system. The model is solved using two methods. The gas-kinetic scheme (GKS) for electron and ion hydrodynamics and the unified gas-kinetic scheme (UGKS) for non-equilibrium radiative transfer. The UGKS accurately captures multiscale photon transport from free streaming to diffusion across varying fluid opacities. This approach enables the scheme to model equilibrium plasma with non-equilibrium radiation transport. The model is validated through several test cases, including radiative transfer in kinetic and diffusion regimes, Marshak wave, Radiative shock, 3T(three-temperature) double lax shock tube problem, two-dimensional Sedov blast wave, and two-dimensional tophat based problem. These tests demonstrate the current scheme's capability to handle diverse radiation plasma scenarios.
title Radiative hydrodynamic equations with nonequilibrium radiative transfer
topic Computational Physics
Plasma Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01827