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Particle nibbling in XL

Merged Yannick Bahé requested to merge yb-nibbling into master

This merge request implements particle nibbling in the XL model, in analogy to what is done in COLIBRE.

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  • And as a last comment: Do we not want the nibbling "on" by default in our XL runs?

    Edited by Matthieu Schaller
  • Yes, I see no reason not to use it. I have tested it extensively now and it does not give any strange results.

  • The other changes you made seem fine with me.

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    • 4964372f - In the BH swallow, abort early if we are nibbling
    • b5828811 - Document the relation between nibble_mass nibble_fraction and gas particle mass.
    • 4a8ba8a5 - Remove the variable spec_angular_momentum_gas from the BH particles that was...

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  • Matthieu Schaller resolved all threads

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  • I have applied the changes.

    The only place that needed some care was in the BH feedback preparation. We want angular mometum there so had to undo the multiplication by h that leads to the circular velocity.

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    • 9d5fe580 - Switch on the nibbling in all the EAGLE examples and document the change from...

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  • What is the minimal mass for nibbling you'd recommend we use?

  • Can I double-check what exactly you mean by the BH feedback preparation wanting angular momentum? Is this in the accretion limiter part, or later where the BH angular momentum tracker is updated?

  • Matthieu Schaller
  • Minimal nibbling mass should be 0.5 * initial gas particle mass. That number is more or less made up, but it seems a conservative limit, given that we allow particles to grow to 4x the initial mass before splitting. In practice, no particle should get close to this limit.

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