[mesa-users] relax_initial_composition

[Bill Paxton]

Hi,

If you are wanting to limit the number of years spent during converting the composition, then you might set the &control param max_years_for_timestep.

After the conversion is complete, you'll probably want to change or remove the max timestep limit.  The easiest way is to stop the run with CTRL-C, edit the inlist, and restart with ./re ...
If you want to do it "hands off", then you can of course make use of your run_star_extras routines.

Hope that helps,
Bill




On Feb 26, 2015, at 3:52 PM, Amber Lauer wrote:

> I'm using the relax_initial_composition option and I'm wondering how I can convert the number of steps to relaxation to a length of time in years, order of magnitude. As always, if someone can point me where I can figure it out myself, that info is just as appreciated as a direct answer.
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