Steinn Sigurðsson - Sources


This directory currently contains the source code for two semi-public pieces of software, a MPI version of the SCF n-body code developed by Hernquist and Ostriker (1992), and code to generate a realization of a multi-mass King model for a globular cluster as described in Sigurdsson (1991) and Sigurdsson and Phinney (1995).

This software is available for use by academic researchers or people who want to play with these codes for personal amusement. Any publications or other published research that makes use of this software or direct derivatives thereof should acknowledge it, and cite the following references:

For the SCF code:

  1. Lars Hernquist and Jeremiah P. Ostriker, 1992,
    A self-consistent field method for galactic dynamics.
    Astrophysical Journal 386, 375-397, (src)

  2. Lars Hernquist, Steinn Sigurdsson and Greg L. Bryan, 1995,
    A Parallel Self--Consistent Field Code.
    Astrophysical Journal 446, 717-723. (abs), (src).

  3. Steinn Sigurdsson, Bohr He, Rami Melhem and Lars Hernquist, 1997,
    Implementing an efficient collisionless $N$--body code on the Cray T3D.
    Computers in Physics 11.4, 378-385. (abs), (src)

  4. J. Christopher Mihos, Kelly Holley-Bockelmann, Steinn Sigurdsson and Lars Hernquist, 2000,
    Models of Cuspy Triaxial Galaxies,
    Astrophysical Journal, submitted.


Click here for the SCF source code and instructions.


For the Clustin code:

  1. Steinn Sigurdsson, 1991,
    Dynamics of Neutron Stars and Binaries in Globular Clusters.
    Ph. D. Thesis, California Institute of Technology.

  2. Steinn Sigurdsson and E.S. Phinney, 1995,
    Dynamics and Interactions of Binaries and Neutron Stars in Globular Clusters.
    Astrophysical Journal, Supplements 99, 609-635. (abs), (src).

  3. Kathryn V. Johnston, Steinn Sigurdsson and Lars Hernquist, 1999
    Measuring Mass Loss Rates from Galactic Satellites
    Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 302, 771-789 (abs), (src).


Click here for the Clustin source code and instructions.


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