Introducing Octo-tiger/HPX: Simulating interacting binaries with adaptive mesh refinement and the fast multipole method
Abstract
We introduce a new computer code, Octo-tiger/HPX. Octo-tiger/HPX simulates classically self-gravitating hydrodynamic fluids on an adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) grid. It is particularly suited for modeling interacting binary star systems. To that end, Octo-tiger/HPX uses special techniques to ensure the conservation of linear momentum, angular momentum, and energy to machine precision. Octo-tiger/HPX makes use of the new distributed C++ runtime system, High Performance ParakeX, to enable execution on massively parallel computers.
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