[mesa-users] limit the max timestep
Josiah Schwab
jwschwab at berkeley.edu
Wed Apr 10 23:59:03 EDT 2013
> The 'min_timestep_limit' in the controls list can limit the minimum timestep.
> But how can I limit the maximum timestep if I want to calculate more details
Try 'max_timestep'. Here's what star/defaults/controls.defaults has to say:
max_timestep = 0 ! in seconds. max_timestep <= 0 means no upper limit.
max_years_for_timestep = 0 ! max_years_for_timestep <= 0 means no upper limit.
! NOTE: max_timestep is the control that is used by most of the code.
! max_years_for_timestep is just provided as a convenience.
! at the start of each step, the evolve routine checks to see if max_years_for_timestep > 0,
! and if so, it sets max_timestep = max_years_for_timestep*secyer.
Best,
Josiah
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