This repository includes my MSc thesis work on the Spectral Volumes method - first proposed by Dr. Z.J.Wang - applied to an Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) environment. The code is part of a benchmark Matlab reduction used for testing the actual code, which is part of the Los Alamos Plasma Simulations (LAPS) project, property of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, US.
- The folder
SV-1D
contains the 1-dimensional Matlab reduction of the Spectral Volumes method applied to Euler's non-viscous equations. Initial conditions and further parameters are available in the comments. - The folder
SV-2D
contains the 2-dimensional Matlab reduction of the Spectral Volumes method applied to Euler's non-viscous equations. Initial conditions and further parameters are available in the comments. The script automatically produces and runs a movie file with the simulation performed. Both environment simulates the center of an ICF target, starting from the moment where a peak of density and temperature is produced at the center of the target due to high-intensity laser interaction. - The
thesis
folder contains the Tex files and pictures of my actual thesis work.