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Simulating the thermodynamics of gas, radiation, and multispecies dust: Method and applications to protoplanetary disks
The thermodynamics of protoplanetary disks, governed by a complex interplay between gas, dust, and radiation, exerts a strong influence on their morphology and dynamics at both large and small scales. Historically, hydrodynamical simulations have treated thermodynamics with approximate prescriptions
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