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thickness

For spherical winds set: angle=pi/2 base=0 radius= r_outer thickness < r_outer For collimated winds set: angle=0 base=cylindrical radius radius=cylinder height thickness < radius For conical jets set: angle < Pi/2 base >= 0 radius = r_outer thickness < r_outer.

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  1. For spherical winds set: • angle=pi/2 • base=0 • radius=r_outer • thickness < r_outer • For collimated winds set: • angle=0 • base=cylindrical radius • radius=cylinder height • thickness < radius • For conical jets set: • angle < Pi/2 • base >= 0 • radius = r_outer • thickness < r_outer Linear acceleration zone thickness Quiescent region radius base Untouched region • Outflows can be implemented as • pure source term (best option – though requires solving euler equations and/or source terms for desired source profile • q=q+dt*s(r) where s(r) = -H(f(r)) and H is Euler Hamiltonian • total step on (wipes out background – does not play well with other objects – unless fully contained within another object that is a step source term) • q=q+(f(r)-q) = f(r) • Step source term (assumes background was stepped on. Good for grid inits– or for following a previous total step on. • q=q+f(r) For multiple outflows (ie wide angle wind + collimated jet) option I will work with any combination of outflows (that are not cooling). Alternatively one could use option 2 for the first outflow and option 3 for the second outflow – but this would require that the boundary of the second outflow extend at least to the boundary of the 1st. Could be difficult if they have a different shape

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