[mesa-users] Access to structure derivatives

[Bill Paxton]

one more thing --- as long as you are not using hydrodynamics, you can access these variables (I believe they are defined in star_data.inc back in the old days of 7385).

      ! gradients expected from structure equations
      ! to be compared to actual gradients in model
      real(dp), pointer :: dL_dm_expected(:) ! expected difference across cell
      real(dp), pointer :: dlnP_dm_expected(:) ! expected difference at outer boundary of cell    
      real(dp), pointer :: dlnT_dm_expected(:) ! expected difference at outer boundary of cell    
      
-bill






On Feb 21, 2015, at 11:29 AM, Chris Mankovich wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> 7385 no longer has dP_dm, dlnP_dm, etc. available in the star_info structure.  These are handy for computing 'good' spatial derivatives following the comments at the top of star_data.inc.
> 
> Where have they gone?
> 
> Chris
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