[mesa-users] MESA code Questions!!
Willie Strickland
cwskas at gmail.com
Wed Jul 8 16:01:23 EDT 2015
I forgot my inlists. They are attached, as well as history_columns.list & profile_columns.list.
You can add additional abundances to your history.data by added one or more of the following to history_columns.list
! the following add all of the isos that are in the current net
! add_center_abundances
! add_surface_abundances
! add_average_abundances
! add_log_center_abundances
! add_log_surface_abundances
! add_log_average_abundances
Willie
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> On Jul 8, 2015, at 1:49 PM, Willie Strickland <cwskas at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> It is recommended to use one of the test_suite cases as a starting point. For example.
>
> cp -R $MESA_DIR/star/test_suite/solar_calibration ~/documents/mymesa/ags05
> cd ~/documents/mymesa/ags05
>
> Read the info in ~/documents/mymesa/ags05
>
> I normally will run a test case as is, only changing the stopping conditions or other basic control options to make sure that works and I have a basic understanding of what is happening. Then I begin to make modifications to the inlists, one at a time, and re-run to make sure that works, repeat ?.
>
> If the solar_calibration option does not fit, take a look at test_suite/1M_pre_ms_to_wd or other test_suite examples I have not done the solar_calibration except in testing so it may not be what you are looking for.
>
> I often will use $MESA_DIR/star/work as a starting point. It is pretty much bare bones. Then add to it the other choices you want. I used the approx21.net in this example, that may not be best for you, it is just an example of how to use one of the other nets found in $MESA_DIR/data/net_data/nets. The solar_calibration test case uses a different adjustment.
>
> After making sure it is working, then make further adjustments to your inlist_project to refine or change your results.
>
> For example.
>
> cp -R $MESA_DIR/star/work ~/documents/mymesa/ags05
> cd ~/documents/mymesa/ags05
>
> Using your preferred editor make the following changes
>
> change &controls
>
> initial_mass = 1 ! in Msun units
>
> add to &star_job
>
> set_uniform_initial_composition = .true.
>
> ! uniform initial composition of AGS05 abundances
> set_uniform_initial_composition = .true.
> initial_h1 = 0.7295
> initial_h2 = 0
> initial_he3 = 0
> initial_he4 = 0.25700
> initial_zfracs = 5
>
> change_net = .true.
> new_net_name = 'approx21.net'
>
> show_net_species_info = .true.
>
> add to &controls
>
> max_age = 4.57d9
>
> ./mk
> ./rn
>
>
> And I get the following results.
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> <grid8_000001.png>
>
>
> Willie
>
>> On Jul 8, 2015, at 12:03 PM, Farag, Ebraheem Khaled <farag.11 at lanl.gov> wrote:
>>
>> Well I am basically trying to model the sun as well as possible so i can use altered opacity tables to see their affect on the resulting abundances.
>>
>>
>> -I asked previously how to achieve a sun like model, and the response i got gave no information at all...
>> -In turn i spoke to another student who used the mesa code and he told me to just use the tutorial and modify it with the specific parameters I wanted my "Sun" to fill.
>
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