[mesa-users] basic syntax help
Bill Paxton
paxton at kitp.ucsb.edu
Sun Mar 11 17:33:36 EDT 2012
You are close -- a few more random permutations might have done it for you!
try
xa_central_upper_limit_species(10) = 'ne20'
xa_central_upper_limit(10) = 0.01
-B
On Mar 11, 2012, at 2:14 PM, Guy Worthey wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Almost all of you can answer this, I'm sure. I want to add a "stop" condition to star to terminate if the central neon abundance exceeds a reasonable value. I'm figuring that 0.01 is a comfortable mass fraction.
>
> In public/star_defaults.dek, we have the following advice:
> ! upper limits on central mass fractions
> ! stop when central abundance rises above this limit
> ! can have up to num_xa_central_limits of these (see star_def for value)
> xa_central_upper_limit_species(1) = '' ! isotope name as defined in chem_def
> xa_central_upper_limit(1) = 0
>
> In the inlist I am trying things like
> xa_central_upper_limit_species(10) = 0.01
> xa_central_upper_limit_species('ne20') = 0.01
> xa_central_upper_limit(10) = 0.01
> xa_central_upper_limit('ne') = 0.01
>
> but none of the above works. I'm sure that you-all know why and are laughing at me, but could I get a pointer, please?
>
> Many thanks,
> Guy
>
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