Hi all,
I am currently studying the melt model in ASPECT (e.g., global_melt, Dannberg & Heister, 2016), and the content of this part is still new to me.
I’d like to :
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Change the geometry to a spherical shell.
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Prescribe the boundary temperature model as ‘dynamic core’
I want to know how to prescribe the temperature-related boundary conditions so that the upper (or surface) and lower (or bottom) temperatures of this geometry model correspond to the outer/inner temperature in the dynamic core. I think the key to this problem lies in how to set initial temperature boundary condition ?
Assuming I have,
set Adiabatic surface temperature = 1600
subsection Geometry model
set Model name = spherical shell
subsection Spherical shell
set Inner radius = 1900e3
set Outer radius = 3000e3
set Opening angle = 90
end
end
subsection Boundary temperature model
set Model name = dynamic core
subsection Dynamic core
set Inner temperature = 2100
set Outer temperature = 300 # 300K is the actual surface temperature.
...
end
end
If the subsection Initial temperature model similar to the one used in global_melt is still used here, then how should I set this part ? or is there a better way ?
Best,
Xie