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STARFORGE • STAR FORmation in Gaseous Environments • Gizmo, Meshless-Finite-Mass code • Magnetic fields (ideal and non-ideal) • 5-energy bin radiation transfer ("M1") • Dust and gas heating and cooling processes • Star particles with stellar evolution model Stellar feedback: • radiation (heating, pressure, ionization) • stellar winds • protostellar outflows • supernovae • Cosmic-ray transport (single and multi-bin) See Grudic et al. 2021 for methods Senior Personnel Mike Grudic, Pl, Phil Hopkins, Me, Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere, Anna Rosen Grad Students/Postdocs Shivan Khuller, Nina Filippova, Margot Fitz Axen, Juan Farias, Aleksey Generozov Current or former members of my group @ UT Austin, Nadine Soliman, Piuysh Sharda, Duo Xu, David Guszejnov, PI Now at Ab Initio

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STARFORGE • STAR FORmation in Gaseous Environments • Gizmo, Meshless-Finite-Mass code • Magnetic fields (ideal and non-ideal) • 5-energy bin radiation transfer ("M1") • Dust and gas heating and cooling processes • Star particles with stellar evolution model Stellar feedback: • radiation (heating, pressure, ionization) • stellar winds • protostellar outflows • supernovae • Cosmic-ray transport (single and multi-bin) See Grudic et al. 2021 for methods Senior Personnel Mike Grudic, Pl, Phil Hopkins, Me, Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere, Anna Rosen Grad Students/Postdocs Shivan Khuller, Nina Filippova, Margot Fitz Axen, Juan Farias, Aleksey Generozov Current or former members of my group @ UT Austin, Nadine Soliman, Piuysh Sharda, Duo Xu, David Guszejnov, PI Now at Ab Initio
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Kelly Lepo (kellylepo@astrodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 21-Jan-2025 01:35:13 JST Kelly Lepo

And wrapping up my #AAS245 posts - Day 4
We started off the morning with Stella Offner's plenary Lecture: The Star Formation Engine.
Offner is part of the STARFORGE collaboration, which simulates the star formation process.
Star formation involves a lot of physics at a lot of scales — from gravity, magnetic fields, and turbulence that influence how gas collapses into stars, and stellar feedback processes that destroy the surrounding nebula.

In conversation about 18 days ago from astrodon.social permalink