Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of VOBOZ/SingleHalo

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01/14/08 14:28:09 (23 months ago)
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  • VOBOZ/SingleHalo

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    9393}}} 
    9494 
    95 As expected, we get {{{64}}} zones, one per particle, each with the same density. 
     95And now for something new. The new clump creates a zone with a different volume. 
    9696 
    9797{{{ 
    98 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ head foozone.txt  
    99 64 
    100 0       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    101 1       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    102 2       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    103 3       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    104 4       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    105 5       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    106 6       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    107 7       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    108 8       1       1.000000e+00    1.000000e+00 
    109 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$  
    110 }}} 
     98cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ head goozone.txt  
     991 
     1000       94      1.047965e+02    1.468750e+00 
     101cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$}}} 
    111102 
    112103=== {{{boz}}} === 
    113104 
    114 Unbinding step, with lots of arguments, but only one parameter (the last argument). 
     105{{{boz}}} gives us even more new stuff, like finding a single halo. 
    115106 
    116107{{{ 
    117 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ ./boz  
    118 Wrong number of arguments. 
    119 arg1: box size 
    120 arg2: Omega_matter 
    121 arg3: scale factor a 
    122 arg4: position file 
    123 arg5: velocity file 
    124 arg6: input zone file 
    125 arg7: output bound zone file 
    126 arg8: output text file 
    127 arg9: unbinding f 
    128 }}} 
    129  
    130 I'm setting ''f'' here to {{{1.2}}} for no good reason. Read more about it in the paper. 
    131  
    132 {{{ 
    133 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$  
    134 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ ./boz 1.0 0.3 1.0 uniform_grid.raw uniform_grid_vel.raw foozone.dat foohalos.dat foohalos.txt 1.2 
     108cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ ./boz 1.0 0.3 1.0 single_halo.raw single_halo_vel.raw goozone.dat goohalos.dat goohalos.txt 1.2 
    135109a = 1.000000 => Multiplying H0 by 1.000000e+00 
    136110cell, potconst = 0.007812,1.707547e-04 
    137 np = 64 
    138 np: 64, x: 0.000000,0.875000; y: 0.000000,0.875000; z: 0.000000,0.875000 
     111np = 94 
     112np: 94, x: 0.000000,0.875000; y: 0.000000,0.875000; z: 0.000000,0.875000 
    139113vx: 0.000000,0.000000; vy: 0.000000,0.000000; vz: 0.000000,0.000000 
    140 np = 64, nhaloes = 64 
     114np = 94, nhaloes = 1 
    141115Done! Outputting ... 
    142 Nhunb = 0 
     116Nhunb = 1 
    143117cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ 
    144118}}} 
    145119 
    146 Hurrah! Final output is the actual number of halos found, which is zero, as expected. 
     120Here's the info on the halo found. Interestingly, all of the particles are included. 
    147121 
    148122{{{ 
    149 cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ cat foohalos.txt  
    150 64      0 
     123cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$ cat goohalos.txt  
     1241       1 
     1250       94      94      1.047965e+02 1.401526e-02 -inf -inf     70      0       0       1 1 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000e+00 0.000000e+00 0.000000e+00 
    151126cable:~/packages/voboz1.1.1 rpwagner$  
    152127}}}