[mesa-users] Reaclib partition function data source
Ed Brown
ebrown at pa.msu.edu
Mon Jan 25 19:40:26 EST 2016
Hi Austin,
The source was the JINA nuclide database ( https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/jina/nucdatalib/ ). There was a control for how the data were formatted — I used the ‘extended’ format. The masses and partition functions, however, were the ones used with the reaclib database.
Hope that helps,
Ed
On Jan 25, 2016, at 6:04 PM, Austin Harris <austin at lbl.gov<mailto:austin at lbl.gov>> wrote:
Hi,
What is the source of the Reaclib partition function function data currently used by MESA (in chem/data/isotopes.data)?
I've checked all of the libraries available on the JINA Reaclib page, but isotopes.data seems to contain more precision than these files, particularly in the values of the mass excesses. Were these taken from AME2012 and combined with the Reaclib database manually, perhaps?
--Austin Harris
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