As the title says, some SPH particles have a grainmass equals to NaN during dustgrowth simulations.
The particles that have a NaN grainmass also have a huge Stokes number (St) and so a huge stopping time (ts).
NaN values seem to appear when the particle fragment close to the input minimal size.
AlagueroA
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4 months ago
As the title says, some SPH particles have a grainmass equals to NaN during dustgrowth simulations.
The particles that have a NaN grainmass also have a huge Stokes number (St) and so a huge stopping time (ts). NaN values seem to appear when the particle fragment close to the input minimal size.