The cosmological simulation code $\scriptstyle{\rm CO}N{\rm CEPT}\, 1.0$
Jeppe Dakin, Steen Hannestad, Thomas Tram

TL;DR
The paper introduces CONCEPT 1.0, a Python-based, massively parallel cosmological simulation code for large-scale structure formation, featuring a novel gravity solver, ease of use, and high accuracy compared to established codes.
Contribution
CONCEPT 1.0 is the first massively parallel cosmological simulation code written in Python, combining a novel tiling strategy with adaptive time-stepping for efficient large-scale structure modeling.
Findings
Excellent performance comparable to GADGET at similar precision.
Very good agreement in power spectra at large and intermediate scales.
Approximately 1% discrepancy at the smallest scales tested.
Abstract
We present version 1.0 of the cosmological simulation code , designed for simulations of large-scale structure formation. contains a PM gravity solver, with the short-range part implemented using a novel (sub)tiling strategy, coupled with individual and adaptive particle time-stepping. A primary objective of is ease of use. To this end, it has built-in initial condition generation and can produce output in the form of snapshots, power spectra and direct visualisations. is the first massively parallel cosmological simulation code written in Python. Despite of this, excellent performance is obtained, even comparing favourably to other codes such as at similar precision, in the case of low to moderate clustering. By…
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TopicsParticle accelerators and beam dynamics · Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena
