Multi-Dimensional Supernovae Models and the Prediction of Observables from Different Explosion Mechanisms
Project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation Grant No. PP00P2_124879/1
Macroscopic phenomena in nature - in astrophysics and on Earth - often originate from the interaction of tightly coupled microscopic processes with different characteristic length and time scales. We develop efficient transport/hydrodynamics algorithms in the context of gravitational collapse and supernova explosions. A reliable numerical link between the input physics and the observables in distant astrophysical objects provides new information about matter under otherwise inaccessible conditions, or vice versa, allows the prediction of a large-scale evolution based on well-known input physics.
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