File adas_neon.hxx
Defines
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ADAS_NEON_H
Variables
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constexpr std::array<BoutReal, 10> neon_ionisation_energy{21.56, 40.96, 63.42, 97.19, 126.24, 157.93, 207.27, 239.09, 1195.78, 1362.16}
Ionisation energies in eV from https://www.webelements.com/neon/atoms.html Conversion 1 kJ mol‑1 = 1.0364e-2 eV These are added (removed) from the electron energy during recombination (ionisation)
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template<int level>
constexpr std::initializer_list<char> neon_species_name = {'n', 'e', '+', '0' + level} The name of the species. This initializer list can be passed to a string constructor, or used to index into an Options tree.
ne, ne+, ne+2, ne+3, …
Special cases for level=0, 1 and 10
- Template Parameters:
level – The ionisation level: 0 is neutral, 10 is fully stripped.
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template<>
constexpr std::initializer_list<char> neon_species_name<10> = {'n', 'e', '+', '1', '0'}
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template<>
constexpr std::initializer_list<char> neon_species_name<1> = {'n', 'e', '+'}
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template<>
constexpr std::initializer_list<char> neon_species_name<0> = {'n', 'e'}
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template<int level>
struct ADASNeonIonisation : public OpenADAS - #include <adas_neon.hxx>
ADAS effective ionisation (ADF11)
- Template Parameters:
level – The ionisation level of the ion on the left of the reaction
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template<int level>
struct ADASNeonRecombination : public OpenADAS - #include <adas_neon.hxx>
ADAS effective recombination coefficients (ADF11)
- Template Parameters:
level – The ionisation level of the ion on the right of the reaction
Public Functions
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inline ADASNeonRecombination(std::string, Options &alloptions, Solver*)
- Parameters:
alloptions – The top-level options. Only uses the [“units”] subsection.
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inline virtual void transform(Options &state) override
Modify the given simulation state All components must implement this function
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template<int level, char Hisotope>
struct ADASNeonCX : public OpenADASChargeExchange - #include <adas_neon.hxx>
- Template Parameters:
level – The ionisation level of the ion on the right of the reaction
Hisotope – The hydrogen isotope (‘h’, ‘d’ or ‘t’)