[mesa-users] An error with rotation initialization

Ehsan Moravveji moravveji at iasbs.ac.ir
Mon Oct 22 03:59:04 EDT 2012


Ok, let me respond to myself, as I figured out the issue.
The starting kick of rotation better be close to the ZAMS. So, mesa is not
really happy when it wants to contract a cloud
(create_pre_main_sequence_model = .true.) and at the same time rotate it.
So, the best option is to postpone it as late as the star reaches a more
stable configuration. I do it through the run_star_extras, when the model
reaches ZAMS.
So, just wrote it for those who might be possibly interested.

Best to all.
Ehsan.

> Hello All.
> When I just run the star/test_suite/multimass/ with default
> run_star_extra.f, I get the following error because of failure in
> initializing rotation:
>
>  turn on velocities
>  turn on rotation
>                                new_surface_rotation_v =
> 4.5000000000000000D+01
> 3.5583680158225128D-06
> STOP                                                  dm_sum         441
>  3.4950878204674813D+26
> debugging: set1_omega
>                                         new_point_dmbar         441
> 3.4950878419316793D+26
>
> Of course, when I suppress it, the evolution runs normally.
> I use SDK + v. 4589 + 3 threads on Lion 10.7
> How can I fix this?
> I guess the fix should also apply to the test_suite as well.
>
> Thanks folks.
> ehsan.
>
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