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axi-mushy-layer

Simple model for convection in an axisymmetric mushy-layer.

Author: Jamie Parkinson ([email protected])

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axisymmetricMushyLayer.m is the heart of the code. It sets up the solve and then calls steadyStateSolver to find the steady states.

The poisson equation for the stream function is solved by poissonSolverTwoDimensionsAxisymm, and the heat equation is solved by heatSolverADI.

Boundary conditions are specified in mushyLayerTemperatureBoundaryConditions and mushyLayerPsiBoundaryConditions.

The initial state is defined in mushyLayerInitialState.

Other codes in this folder:

  • extrapolateSolution computes the solution in the channel
  • calculateThetaInfinity computes the far field temperature for some solution
  • extrapolate_a predicts the new chimney position, I think
  • calculateQ computes the heat advection $\mathbf{U} \cdot \nabla T$
  • axiVelocitiesFromPsi computes the velocity from the axisymmetric streamfunction.

Other subfolders:

  • cartesian contains some cartesian versions of this code
  • util contains useful scripts for finding data files with certain parameters, returning the properties of the mesh, and computing some diagnostics
  • benchmarking contains scripts for testing our code against various benchmark problems
  • docs contains the report describing the physics behind the problem, and some results from this code

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