Radiation transport in dust in disk geometry

Details Radiation transport in dust in disk geometry Radiation transport in dust in disk geometry

Oct 1986

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Final Technical Report, 15 Apr. 1984 - 16 Oct. 1986 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst., Troy, NY.

Physics

Computer Programs, Cosmic Dust, Diffusion Theory, Limb Brightening, Radiation Distribution, Radiation Transport, Analytic Geometry, Angular Momentum, Anisotropy, Boundary Value Problems, Disk Galaxies, Interstellar Matter

Scientific paper

The main objective of the research program is twofold: (1) to develop a computer code to solve the problem of scattering, absorption and emission of photons by dust grains in a dusty medium with 2 dimensional disk geometry, and (2) to study the various physical and geometrical effects of 2 dimensional radiation transport on the thermal structure and radiation field. These tasks were accomplished and are briefly summarized. The method for solving the radiation transport problem in disk geometry is a generalization of the quasi-diffusion method (QDM) previously developed by the author.

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