Hi Shankar,
I am not sure about the first part of your question, but in this case I use
Nmesh=Nsample=256. Note that the ICs are generated for DM only, and then
each particle is split into a pair of gas and DM particles.
You need a "glass file" to generate the ICs, that can either be a regular
grid or a "glass configuration". I think the "dummy_glass.dat" file is a
64^3 particles (please check), in a regular grid, you can use it with a
TileFactor=4 to generate 256^3 particles, and uncomment the -DPRODUCEGAS in
the Makefile to generate gas particles, or you can generate a glass
configuration by running Gadget-2 with the GLASS option in the Makefile.
Benjamin
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 11:52 PM, Agarwal, Shankar <sagarwal_at_ku.edu> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to generate ICs with N-GenIC. If I want Gadget to run on 256^3
> CDM and 256^3 gas particles, does that mean I need to set Nmesh=Nsample=256
> ?
>
> What happens (computationally and physics) if Nmesh > Nsample ? What is a
> typical value ?
>
> Also, N-GenIC comes with a GlassFile named dummy_glass.dat . When is it
> needed (if at all) ? And how can I produce one, for 256^3 CDM and 256^3 gas
> particles .
>
> Thanks
> Shankar
>
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