GSOC24: First Objectives and Proposal Code, Velocity Packet Tracker Visualization. #2570
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A standalone code which can be easily integrated into the TARDIS code base, to build a plot functionality that visualizes the number of packet interactions as a function of the last interaction velocity for each element present in the ejecta.
Output of velocity_packet_tracker.py
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They are added to a different repository in my Git account: https://github.com/KC210404/GSOC2024_tardis
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Added abundances(Log) vs. velocity and number of interactions(Log) w.r.t each series: https://github.com/KC210404/GSOC2024_tardis |
📝 Description
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GSOC24This PR contains the following resources and their description:
First Objective Plots code in the file
first_objective_gsoc24.pyand its results:first_objective_1.pngis the sdec plot generated by generate_mpl()first_objective_1(real).pngis the sdec plot generated by general_mpl("real")first_objective_2.pngis the elemental Abundances vs. Velocity of Shells plotfirst_objective_3(real_packets).pngis the number of interactions with each element plot.The Primary Objective of the Project: Velocity Packet Tracker Visualization is to generate number of photon packet interactions with in an ejecta as a function of last interaction velocities w.r.t each element, which is explored through the code in the file
velocity_packet_tracker.pyand its output, similar to the plot demonstrated, is the figure in the fileoutput_velocity_packet_tracker.pngfirst_objective_gsoc24.py : https://github.com/KC210404/GSOC2024_tardis
velocity_packet_tracker.py : https://github.com/KC210404/GSOC2024_tardis
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