Below is an overview of publications using Legolas. If you have used the code in your research and would like to be listed here, please contact us.

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Legolas 2.0: Improvements & extensions to an MHD spectroscopic framework, N. Claes & R. Keppens, 2023, Computer Physics Communications, submitted. -
An MHD eigenspectrum approach to thermal instabilities, N. Claes, PhD Thesis (Promotor Prof. R. Keppens), KU Leuven, May 2022. PDF
Legolas: magnetohydrodynamic spectroscopy with viscosity and Hall current, J. De Jonghe, N. Claes & R. Keppens, 2022, Journal of Plasma Physics 88, 905880321 (25pp). PDF
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Magnetohydrodynamic Spectroscopy of a Non-adiabatic Solar Atmosphere, N. Claes & R. Keppens, 2021, Sol. Phys. 296, 143 (24pp). PDF
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Legolas: A Modern Tool for Magnetohydrodynamic Spectroscopy, N. Claes, J. De Jonghe & R. Keppens, 2020, ApJ Supplement Series 251, 25 (28pp). PDF
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