# This example 2 of an input file for STOKES represents a system of an # electron-dominated emitting and scattering disk and a pair of polar # scattering cones. The double-cone is highly ionized closer in and # dominated by dust farther out. It represents a radial outflow. # Continuum emission from the disk and an H-alpha line are modeled. A # broad line component comes from a cylindrical region surrounding the # disk and a narrow line component is produced in the outer part of # the double-cone. # set data file name, model is run on only 1 CPU OutputFile Disk+Cones 1 # number of photons sampled PhotonNum 50000000 # wavelength range considered LambdaMin 5500 LambdaMax 7500 # viewing directions: # # 5 directions in theta # 1 direction in phi (axis-symmetric system) # symmetry with respect to the xy-plane # 50 channels of spectral resolution # ThetaViewAng 5 PhiViewAng 1 PlaneSym yes SpectRes 50 # continuum emission region: electron disk # # inner radius = R-b = 0 pc # outer radius = R+b = 8e-4 pc # disk height = 2*a = 6.5e-7 pc # spectral index = alpha = 1 # # R a b alpha rad. velocity ContSource 0.0004 3.25e-7 0.0004 1 0 # broad line emission region: cylindrical # # inner radius = R-b = 0.002 pc # outer radius = R+b = 0.012 pc # cylinder height = 2*a = 0.01 pc # line centroid = lambda0 = 6563 Angstroem # line width = Gamma = 400 Angstroem # rel. strength = 30% # # R a b lambda0 Gamma strength rad. velocity BLSource 0.007 0.005 0.005 6563 400 30 0 # narrow line emission region: double-conical # # inner radius = r1 = 25 pc # outer radius = r2 = 75 pc # half-op. angle = theta = 30 deg # line centroid = lambda0 = 6563 Angstroem # line width = Gamma = 40 Angstroem # rel. strength = 20% # rad. velocity = 1000 km/s # # r1 r2 theta lambda0 Gamma strength rad. velocity NLSource 25 75 30 6563 40 20 1000 # scattering region 1: electron disk (same as the continuum emission region) # # inner radius = R-b = 0 pc # outer radius = R+b = 8e-4 pc # The optical depth from the # disk height = 2*a = 6.5e-7 pc # equatorial plane to the # elec. density = 4.5e12/ccm # disk surface is 3. # # R a b dust/elec. density rad. velocity Cylinder 0.0004 3.25e-7 0.0004 electrons 4.5e12 0 # scattering region 2: optically thin electron cones # # inner radius = r1 = 1 pc # outer radius = r2 = 20 pc # optically thin double-cone # half-op. angle = theta = 30 deg # with an optical depth of 0.5 # elec. density = 12800/ccm # along the polar direction # rad. velocity = 6000 km/s # # r1 r2 theta dust/elec. density rad. velocity Double-cone 1 20 30 electrons 12800 6000 # scattering region 3: optically thick dusty cones (same as narrow line region) # # inner radius = r1 = 25 pc # outer radius = r2 = 75 pc # optically thick dusty cones # half-op. angle = theta = 30 deg # dust density = 0.001/ccm # rad. velocity = 1000 km/s # # r1 r2 theta dust/elec. density rad. velocity Double-cone 25 75 30 dust 0.001 1000 # dust composition: # # dust with 37.5% graphite and 62.5% astronomical silicate # grain radii ranging from 0.005 to 0.250 micrometer # grain size index of -3.5 # computed at 200 wavelength and 200 grain radii # saved to dust model "MilkyWay" # DustComp 12.5 25 62.5 # The optical symmetry of graphite GrainRadMin 0.005 # grains requires twice as much GrainRadMax 0.250 # ParaGraphite as OrthoGraphite GrainSizeInd -3.5 # The percentages of all components GrainLambdaNum 200 # must sum up to 100. GrainRadNum 200 DustModel MilkyWay end