[mesa-users] l1_coef

[Bill Paxton]

try searching the conrols_defaults -- skim the section on artificial viscosity.

you find that i've give "l1_coef" a new name -- "shock_spread_linear".

similarly, l2_coef has become "shock_spread_quadratic".

you'll also want to be careful to set 'shock_spread_relative_to_cell_width' to .true. if you want the "old style" behavior.  read the comments for more info.

i've been working on adding real hydrodynamics to mesa/star, and that has produced some changes in names as well as in the code. 

-b



On Mar 5, 2015, at 9:13 PM, Amber Lauer wrote:

> Any idea what happened to this option? It was available in version 6794 and is gone now. I will comment it out for the time being but I want to make sure I'm not altering the model by doing so.
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