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Nuclear Reaction Network Calculations: The Next Generation

Nuclear Reaction Network Calculations: The Next Generation. Brad Meyer Clemson University. John C. Calhoun. Fort Hill. Anna Maria Calhoun. Thomas Clemson. Farmer’s Hall. Tillman Hall. Outline. Brief introduction to reaction networks and nuclear data needs

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Nuclear Reaction Network Calculations: The Next Generation

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  1. Nuclear Reaction Network Calculations: The Next Generation Brad Meyer Clemson University

  2. John C. Calhoun

  3. Fort Hill

  4. Anna Maria Calhoun

  5. Thomas Clemson

  6. Farmer’s Hall

  7. Tillman Hall

  8. Outline • Brief introduction to reaction networks and nuclear data needs • libnucnet as an example of a next generation nuclear network • Concern: nuclear database • Proposal: nuclear theory HUB

  9. www.webnucleo.org/home/movies/alpha_rich/mpg/abundance_histogram.mpgwww.webnucleo.org/home/movies/alpha_rich/mpg/abundance_histogram.mpg

  10. Computing the abundances (or probabilities)

  11. How we do it: finite difference in time

  12. Courtesy of Peter Moller

  13. The full network • >4000 nuclear species • 73364 in the current JINA reaclib database (excluding any other special reactions)

  14. www.webnucleo.org/home/movies/r_process/mpg/abund_rprocess.mpgwww.webnucleo.org/home/movies/r_process/mpg/abund_rprocess.mpg

  15. www.webnucleo.org/home/movies/r_process/mpg/qse_rprocess.mpg

  16. libnucnet as an example of the next generation of reaction networks

  17. What is libnucnet? • A C toolkit for storing and managing nuclear reaction network. • Built on top of libxml (the gnome XML parser and toolkit) and gsl (the GNU scientific library). • Released under the GNU General Public License. • Available at http://www.webnucleo.org

  18. History of libnucnet • Original goal—online nucleosynthesis tool • Problem—input over the web • Solution—XML (eXtensible Markup Language) • Libxml as input and output • Libxml has powerful built-in data structures (lists, hashes, trees, etc.)—build new nucleosynthesis code on top of libxml • Hashes provide easy access to data—particularly useful for experimentalists

  19. Features of libnucnet • Intrinsically 3-d • Easily handles an arbitrary nuclear network (bbn to r-process), including (any number of) isomeric states • Reactions are handled the way humans think about them: “c12 + he4  o16 + gamma” or “o15  n15 + positron + neutrino_e” • Hierarchically structured • Naturally uses xml as input (allows for schemas, stylesheets, xpath selection, etc.) • Read and validate data across the web • Allows for user-supplied screening, NSE correction factor functions, and rate fit functions.

  20. Structure of libnucnet • Libnucnet__Nuc.c/h: a collection of nuclei • Libnucnet__Species: a species • Libnucnet__Nuc: a collection of species • Libnucnet__Reac.c/h: a collection of nuclear reactions • Libnucnet__Reaction: a reaction • Libnucnet__Reac: a collection of reactions • Libnucnet.c/h: a network and a collection of zones • Libnucnet__Net: a Libnucnet__Nuc + Libnucnet__Reac • Libnucnet__Zone: a physical zone • Libnucnet: a network plus a collection of zones

  21. XML Data for the nuclear collection <nuclear_data> <!--n--> <nuclide> <z>0</z> <a>1</a> <source>Tuli (2000)</source> <mass_excess>8.071</mass_excess> <spin>0.5</spin> <partf_table> <point> <t9>0.01</t9> <log10_partf>0</log10_partf> </point> <point> <t9>0.15</t9> <log10_partf>0</log10_partf> </point> </partf_table> </nuclide> … </nuclear_data>

  22. XML Data for the nuclear collection (with states) <!--al26--> <nuclide> <z>13</z> <a>26</a> <states> <state id="g"> <source>Tuli (2000) + Gupta and Meyer (2001)</source> <mass>-12.21</mass> <spin>5</spin> <partf_table> ... </partf_table> </state> <state id="m"> <source>Tuli (2000) + Gupta and Meyer (2001)</source> <mass>-11.982</mass> <spin>0</spin> <partf_table> ,,, </partf_table> </state> </states> </nuclide>

  23. XML Data for Reactions—a rate table <reaction_data> <!-- h1 + n -> h2 + gamma --> <reaction> <source>Smith et al. (1993)</source> <reactant>h1</reactant><reactant>n</reactant> <product>h2</product><product>gamma</product> <rate_table> <point> <t9>0.001</t9> <rate>4.6168E+04</rate> <sef>1.000</sef> </point> … </rate_table> </reaction> …. </reaction_data>

  24. XML Data for Reactions—a single rate <!-- o19 -> f19 + electron + anti-neutrino_e --> <reaction> <source>Nuclear Data tables</source> <reactant>o19</reactant> <product>f19</product> <product>electron</product> <product>anti-neutrino_e</product> <single_rate>1.6251e-01</single_rate> </reaction>

  25. XML Data for Reactions—a non-smoker fit • <!– ne15 + n -> ne16 + gamma -> • <reaction> • <source>ADNDT (2001) 75, 1 (non-smoker)</source> • <reactant>ne15</reactant> <reactant>n</reactant> • <product>ne16</product> <product>gamma</product> • <non_smoker_fit> • <Zt> 10</Zt> • <At> 15</At> • <Zf> 10</Zf> • <Af> 16</Af> • <Q> 8.071000</Q> • <spint> 0.0000</spint> • <spinf> 0.0000</spinf> • <TlowHf>-1.0000</TlowHf> • <Tlowfit> 0.0100</Tlowfit> • <acc> 1.900000e-06</acc> • <a1> 6.225343e+00</a1> • <a2> 1.023384e-02</a2> • <a3>-1.272184e+00</a3> • <a4> 3.920127e+00</a4> • <a5>-1.966720e-01</a5> • <a6> 1.394263e-02</a6> • <a7>-1.389816e+00</a7> • <a8> 2.983430e+01</a8> • </non_smoker_fit> • </reaction>

  26. Zone data <zone_data> <zone label1="x1" label2="y1" label3="z1"> <nuclide> <z>0</z> <a>1</a> <x>0.5</x> </nuclide> <nuclide name=“h1”> <x>0.5</x> </nuclide> </zone> … </zone_data>

  27. ρi = 108 g/cc, τ=0.1 s, Ye = 0.417

  28. 26Mg(alpha,n)29Si rate x 3 Hoppe, BSM, et al. (2009)

  29. Fedkin, BSM, and Grossman (2010)

  30. Future of nuclear data for reaction network calculations • Reaction data—JINA reaclib database in libnucnet xml format • Nuclear data????

  31. Where I’m headed • Study nuclear network equilibria (NSE, QSE, etc.)libnuceq • Build a multi-zone Galactic chemical evolution network on top of libnucnet.

  32. nanoHUB.org

  33. HUBzero http://hubzero.org/tour

  34. The HUBZero Consortium

  35. Deploying a Tool http://nanohub.org/resources/3863

  36. Outline • Brief introduction to reaction networks and nuclear data needs • libnucnet as an example of a next generation nuclear network • Concern: nuclear database • Proposal: nuclear theory HUB

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