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An energy-calibrated impact source for crater-excavation simulations in the Pencil Code
We test whether a general-purpose astrophysical fluid code can reproduce the early excavation flow of an impact when the projectile is replaced by an energy-calibrated, buried source. A vertical impact on a layered surface, a dense target beneath a thin atmosphere under Earth gravity, is modelled in
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