Modern Numerical Hydrodynamics and the Evolution of Dense Interstellar Medium
Tomasz Plewa, Michal Rozyczka
Abstract
We discuss some typical problems related to numerical hydrodynamics of a dense interstellar medium. A newly developed hydrodynamical code based on adaptive mesh refinement technique is presented and applied to simulate the evolution of a supernova remnant in a high-density medium. Advantages of this new approach in comparison to commonly used hydrodynamical methods are briefly discussed.
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