Simon Candelaresi E-mail  simon.candelaresi@gmail.com simon.candelaresi@uni-a.de Address  High-Performance Scientific Computing University of Augsburg Universitätsstraße 12a 86159 Augsburg Germany LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/pub/simon-candelaresi/31/928/688 ORCID 0000-0002-7666-8504

Research Interests

• Scientific Computing
• Magnetic Field Line Topology
• Solar Dynamos
• Magnetohydrodynamics
• Topological Properties of Flux Tubes
• GPGPU programming
• Fractional Calculus

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Density iso-surfaces of simulated rising intergalactic bubbles withouth magnetic field (left), low helicity (center) and high helicity (right). Clearly, helicity stabilizes the rising bubbles from non-linear Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. DOI: 10.3847/1538-4357/ab8dc0.

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Driven magnetic field carpet for an isothermal atmosphere.
[ arxiv:1611.03325 ]

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Initial magnetic field for the sheared field configuration with Sb = 1 together with the distorted grid box. [ arXiv:1611.0332 ]

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GLEMuR (Gpu-based Lagrangian mimEtic Magnetic Relaxation code) is now avialabe at github with a minimal documentation and howto. For details about the methods and results see here.

Ideal relaxation of an initially twisted magnetic field with net twist 0. The initially twisted field undergoes an evolution which reduces the free magnetic energy and the strength of the Lorenz force resulting in a force-free state of minimal energy. The used code is GLEMuR.
[ arXiv:1405.0942 ]

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Helical small-scale turbulent motions lead to an enhancement of magnetic energy. First the small-scale field grows then the field of the largest scale. Due to the conservation of magnetic helicity the large-scale field grows only on resistive time scales.
[ arxiv:1208.4529 ]

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2D hydrodynamics simulation of a Kolmogorov flow with high Reynolds number. A small initial disturbance in the velocity field gets increased by the instability. The colors represent vorticity.