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addgravity - adds gravity to a snapshot; using falcON (public version)
addgravity [parameter=value]
requires NEMO version
3.0.13 or higher, see http://www.astro.umd.edu/nemo.
addgravity
uses Walter Dehnen’s force algorithm of complexity O(N) (falcON), to add
the gravitational potential and accelerations to NEMO snapshots.
- in=file
- Input snapshots are read from file, which must be in NEMO snapshot
format. If file=-, input is expected from stdin, useful for piping data from
another program. Default: required
- out=file
- Snapshots are written in NEMO
snapshot format to file with same body data as the input plus acceleration
and potential. Default: required.
- times=time range(s)
- Range(s) of simulation
times, for which snapshots shall be processed. Default: all.
- eps=val
- The
(globally constant) softening length is set to val. For details, see documentation
in the user guide. Default: 0.05.
- kernel=num
- The softening kernel is taken
to be the Pnum kernel (see the documentation in the user guide). Default:
1.
- theta=val
- The tolerance parameter for falcON is set to val. It is recommended
to stick to the default or smaller value, but see the discussion in the
falcON user guide Default: 0.6.
- Ncrit=num
- In building the tree, a cell containg
num bodies or less is not splitted. Default: 6.
gyrfalcON(1falcON)
,
getgravity(1falcON)
Dehnen, W., 2000, ApJ, 536, L39
Dehnen, W., 2002, JCP, 179, 27
falcON/doc/user_guide.pdf User Guide for falcON
Walter Dehnen walter.dehnen@astro.le.ac.uk
update history of this man page
18-May-2004 first version of manual WD
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