Exploring SWIFT: Advancements in Astrophysics Simulation Technologies

romeel dav doug rennehan et al n.w
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Discover the evolution of astrophysics simulation technologies through advancements like SWIFT, featuring improved scalability and new physics models. Dive into simulations like Swimba and Kiara, each offering unique developments in the field. Explore the birth of Kiara and calibration processes for further insights into galaxy evolution and properties.

  • Astrophysics
  • Simulation Technologies
  • SWIFT
  • Galaxy Evolution
  • Kiara

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  1. Romeel Dav, Doug Rennehan, et al PAH emission in a merger D. Narayanan

  2. The The Simbaverse Simbaverse, so far , so far Mufasa (2016): Gizmo/MFM, Grackle-2, KMT H2 SF, FIRE winds, AGN feedback via halo heating, no BH, no dust, 5123. Mufasa Simba (2019): Grackle-3, +Torque/Bondi BH growth, +rad/jet/X-ray BH feedback, +dust growth+destruction, 10243. Kiara (2024?)

  3. Code Base Changed to SWIFT Code Base Changed to SWIFT Modularity: (mostly) interchangeable subgrid models (e.g. EAGLE/GEAR) Speedup of factors of many over Gadget/Gizmo Much improved scalability Generally easier to develop unless you want to do something complicated. EAGLE snap

  4. Swimba Swimba (SWIFT (SWIFT- -Simba): On the road to KIARA Simba): On the road to KIARA All of Simba physics except the dust, within SWIFT: Grackle-3.1 cooling SF with KMT H2 Decoupled winds with FIRE scalings using on-the-fly FoF Torque (sort of) and Bondi accretion Radiative/Jet/X-ray AGN feedback Some updated physics (lower-mass BH seeding with growth suppression, scaling vjet(MBH), wind heating from Pandya+) Some under-the-hood implementation differences.

  5. Kiara: Beyond Kiara: Beyond Swimba Swimba chem5 chemical evolution model (tbc), tracking only 11 Simba elements (for memory reasons). Completed. Grackle-3.2: Co-evolve dust+H2 within subgrid ISM model as described by Ewan J. Completed? Hydro: Rosswog s MAGMA-2 SPH? Suppresses unwanted dissipation at the expense of high-order kernels w/lots of neighbors. Implemented in SWIFT by Zhen Xiang. TBD. *** This is KIARA *** Note: SWIFT is a fully public code. So eventually this will all be public.

  6. Kiara is born! Kiara is born! ~5x faster than Gizmo Not significantly longer w/Grackle-3.2

  7. ISM properties? Hmm. ISM properties? Hmm.

  8. Calibration Calibration Use Josh B s tool to explore key parameters constraining to: GSMF evolution (z=0-2) MBH-M* relation (torque accretion param) Quenched fractions, if we need to. No galaxy sizes, no gas properties to be used. Analysis: Doug R yt-swift works with SWIFT/Swimba outputs, so can run Caesar. Also Josh s swiftsimio. Then we will be ready to run big sims. DiRAC? Prace? CCA?

  9. Nominal plan for runs Nominal plan for runs Kiara suite mimics Simba, but 8 x larger volumes, to z=0. 2 x 2048^3 runs: 200 Mpc/h, 100 Mpc/h, 50 Mpc/h (to z=1?) 2 x 1024^3 runs with individual feedback modes turned off. Before this we will have 512^3 runs at these resolutions; will likely need to recalibrate the higher-res runs. Zooms: 300 clusters, CAMELS, ELUCID, Hyenas, FLARES II,

  10. Longer term plan Longer term plan Kiara-RT: Add M1 RT and run EoR sims (PhD of Zhen Xiang). Add PhEW / PhEW-like model (MSc of Fernando Hidalgo). Add more sophisticated dust modeling, e.g. a grain size distribution, PAHs, active dust (Desika s group). Improved BH growth & feedback modeling, particularly jets (Doug R). [ Your idea here ]

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