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Minutes of LIME discussions in Edinburgh, March 10
Christian Brinch edited this page Mar 14, 2016
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- Molecular excitation and radiative transfer code
- Given a density, temperature, abundance profile, it computes the NLTE RT in full 3D
- Written in C, compiled at run time
- Demo
- Better interface: have an easy way to create a grid of model.
- WIP in Leiden and Toulouse
- How to get the exact same grid twice? Feature in LIME that allows to do this already.
- Save the voronoi cells as well? No much control on how the grid is built; may be a problem for some problem.
- Make the gridding part of the model.c (the user can define it).
- Preview can be used to check the grid
- Performance: problem that we can not tackle because of speed/performance?
- MCMC search of best fit parameters
- Running multiple instance of code of a cluster is difficult; need to compile the code only one
- Python branch has this, but it needs to be tested
- Interface:
- WIP in progress to include LIME in CASA
- Well defined SF models to make predictions for e.g. proposals
- These models could used as benchmark as well
- Benchmark; time for a new RT workshop to compare code results?
- Integrate with chemistry code?
- Would add much complexity; better to used specialized code (khrome, astrochem)
- Integrate with other codes (e.g. hydro)
- Maintain a cookbook (on the wiki) on how to use chains of code (hydro -> chemistry -> LIME)
- FIR lines (JWST). For this we need:
- Central source
- Scattering
- Large range in velocity gradient
- UV (could be computed with another code and used as input)
- Lot of work