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Direct N-Body Direct N-Body Simulations Simulations SFB881 Rainer Spurzem* Rainer Spurzem* Peter Berczik, Peter Berczik, Long Wang & Long Wang & Silk Road Silk Road Project T eam Project T eam National Astronomical


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National Astronomical Observatories (NAOC), Chinese Academy of Sciences National Astronomical Observatories (NAOC), Chinese Academy of Sciences Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics (KIAA), Peking University Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics (KIAA), Peking University Astronomisches Rechen-Inst., ZAH, Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany Astronomisches Rechen-Inst., ZAH, Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany spurzem@nao.cas.cn , berczik@nao.cas.cn http://silkroad.bao.ac.cn *Special State Foreign Expert in Thousand People's Plan in China

SFB881

Direct N-Body Direct N-Body Simulations Simulations

Rainer Spurzem* Rainer Spurzem*

Peter Berczik, Peter Berczik, Long Wang & Long Wang & Silk Road Silk Road Project T eam Project T eam

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POSTER!

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Theoretical Models / Large N-Body Models Black Holes and Tidal Disruption/Star Accretion Accelerated Computing (GPU)

Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues

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Cohn (1980): Direct Fokker-Planckj model Core Collapse Gravothermal Catastrophe Bettwieser & Sugimoto 1984: Gravothermal Oscillations by energy generation from binaries (cf. nuclear stellar energy generation)

Theoretical Modelling: Gas Sphere Theoretical Modelling: Gas Sphere

Gravothermal Expansion! Gravothermal Expansion!

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Sp.+Aarseth 1996

Wang,,

Sp,Aarseth+, Simulation

  • ngoing.

Slide originally from Douglas C. Heggie, citations added by RS

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Direct Simulation (Poster Long Wang) Direct Simulation (Poster Long Wang)

NBODY6++GPU 1 Million Bodies NBODY6++GPU 1 Million Bodies

Wang, Spurzem, Aarseth, Berczik, Nitadori, Kouwenhoven, Naab 2015a subm. MNRAS, Wang et al. 2015b, in prep. Used RZG Garching hydra GPU cluster (400 Kepler GPUs)

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Preliminary Results N=256k star cluster 10% initial binaries Wang, Spurzem, Aarseth, Berczik,+ Left: initial HR diagram Right: after 2 Gyrs ...ongoing 1M ... Sorry! Problem with Plot of Binaries. .. work ongoing … Long Wang et al.

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Theoretical Modelling: Moment Models Theoretical Modelling: Moment Models

2011

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MNRAS 2010 MNRAS 2010 MNRAS 2011

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Downing et al. 2011

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Orbit averaged Orbit averaged Fokker-Planck Fokker-Planck Equation Equation (here in the 2D (here in the 2D form for axisymm. form for axisymm. systems, systems, Einsel & Spurzem Einsel & Spurzem 1999) 1999)

Theoretical Models II: Fokker-Planck Theoretical Models II: Fokker-Planck

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Kim, Yoon, Kim, Yoon, Lee, Spurzem, Lee, Spurzem, 2008, MNRAS 2008, MNRAS Hong, Kim, Hong, Kim, Lee, Spurzem, Lee, Spurzem, 2013, MNRAS 2013, MNRAS

Theoretical Models II: Fokker-Planck Theoretical Models II: Fokker-Planck

Dissolution of Star Cluster in Tidal Field Three Phases in Cluster Dissolution: 1) Core Collapse (Encounters) 2) Post-Collapse Steady Evaporation (Encount) 3) Dynamic final dissolution spherical rotating

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Theoretical Models / Large N-Body Models Black Holes and Tidal Disruption/Star Accretion Accelerated Computing (GPU)

Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues

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Theoretical Theoretical Models II: Models II: Fokker-Planck Fokker-Planck

Fiestas, Preto, Berczik, Spurzem, Lee, 2015 in prep.

Two Masses, Rotation, with and without black hole N-Body?

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Intermediate Mass Black Hole?

← without IMBH

Fast mass segregation With IMBH → Slow mass segregation

The 1M body simulation: Long, Spurzem, Aarseth, Berczik, Nitadori, Kouwenhoven, Naab, MNRAS 2015 in prep., now > 1Gyr Red line: average Stellar mass In inner shell Used RZG Garching hydra GPU cluster (400 Kepler GPUs)

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Large N-Body Simulations phiGPU (Zhong, Berczik, Spurzem 2014, ApJ) Using NAOC GPU Cluster (See also Li, Liu, Berczik, Chen, Spurzem, 2012)

Tidal Disruption of Stars in Nuclear Star Clusters around SMBH Paper I: Spherical Models

Standard 2-b relax. / empty loss cone (Frank/Rees 76) works extremely well, in spherical systems...

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Tidal Disruption of Stars in Nuclear Star Clusters around SMBH Paper II: Rotating Axisymmetric Models Zhong, Berczik, Spurzem, to be subm. MNRAS Feb 2015

Bimodal Origin

  • f tidally accreted

stars Moderately enhanced Loss cone

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Star-Disk Interactions enhance tidal accretion rate in star clusters with BH

Just, ... Berczik, Spurzem, ..., 2012, ApJ (Paper I) Kennedy et al. 2015 in prep. (Paper II) Shukirgaliev et al. 2015 in prep. (Paper III) The presence of an accretion disk near an SMBH enhances the mass growth rate of SMBH by factor 3 and creates a stellar disk. With disk Without disk Shukirgaliev Et al. 2015

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Theoretical Models / Large N-Body Models Black Holes and Tidal Disruption/Star Accretion Accelerated Computing (GPU)

Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues Star Cluster Simulations – Key Issues

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Top 10 List June 2012

GPU GPU Xeon Xeonϕ ϕ Xeon Xeonϕ ϕ

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(GPUs)

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NBODY6++GPU (Poster Long Wang)

Wang et al. subm. MNRAS 2015

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ΦGPU – NBODY Code

350 Teraflop/s 1600 GPUs . 440 cores = 704.000 GPU-Cores Using Mole-8.5

  • f

IPE/CAS Beijing Spurzem et al, 2013, Lect. Notes Comp. Phys., Springer

Strong and Soft Scaling In China...

50% of peak

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Summary/Future

Astrophysical High Precision N-Body -

 Data Mining for million body simulations  Rotation compare with theory  Binaries, Collision Products  Tidal Star Accretion with Black Hole

Some More Astrophysical Science Drivers:

GW Sources in Star Clusters / Gal. Nuclei No Evidence of Stalling of Binary Black Holes - Coalescence in 0.1 – 1.0 Gyrs in full simulation