[mesa-users] net_iso?
Aaron Dotter
aaron.dotter at gmail.com
Mon Mar 12 07:45:01 EDT 2012
Hi Jing,
chem_id refers to the position of a given isotope in the isotopes.data_*
file in mesa/data/chem_data/. You can print out the isotope's name from
chem_id by using:
chem_isos% name(s% chem_id(j))
Aaron
On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 8:08 PM, <jingluan at caltech.edu> wrote:
> Hello :-)
>
> I am confused with the returned values of s% net_iso(s% chem_id(j))
> (j=1,...,s% species);
>
> I ask mesa to print out these information:
>
> 'chem_check,j' j s% chem_id(j), s% net_iso(s% chem_id(j)), s% xa(j,1)
> chem_check,j 1 2 1 0.71
> chem_check,j 2 3 2 2E-005
> chem_check,j 3 5 3 2E-005
> chem_check,j 4 6 4 0.27
> chem_check,j 5 13 5 1.25E-008
> chem_check,j 6 18 6 1.E-099
> chem_check,j 7 26 7 1.E-099
> chem_check,j 8 38 8 4.1E-003
> chem_check,j 9 51 9 1.2E-003
> chem_check,j 10 69 10 1.1E-002
> chem_check,j 11 114 11 2.5E-003
> chem_check,j 12 168 12 9.5E-004
>
> I am confused by column 3: s% chem_id(j). From the initial abundance
> setting, I can figure out chem_id(1)=2 stands for h1, chem_id(2)=3 stands
> for h2, chem_id(3)=5 for he3, chem_id(4)=6 for he4. But how about
> chem_id=13,18,26,38,51,69,114,168? What isotopes do they stand for please?
> I know that I should refer to mesa/chem/public/chem_def.f, but I could not
> figure out which part of this file explains the correspondence between
> isotope name and the value of chem_id(j).
>
> Thank you very much!!
>
> Sincerely,
> Jing
>
>
>
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