[Mesa-users] compounding offset error with MESA and .gyre output
Dennis Stello
dennis.stello at sydney.edu.au
Thu Feb 28 02:04:13 EST 2019
Hi Meridith,
Do you restart from the photo or a saved mesa model (.mod file)?
If the former, I have no answer, if the latter, try restart from a photo
instead.
Cheers
Dennis/
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On 28/02/2019 17:17, Meridith Joyce via Mesa-users wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> Bit of an oddly specific question here:
>
> I'm stopping and starting MESA on very short time intervals (on the
> order of half a year, in some cases) and generating GYRE profiles at
> each of those times.
>
> Proceeding chronologically, for the first 5 or so such .gyre models
> out of a set of, say, 20, the stellar radius at the appropriate value
> of t in MESA's history file, say R(t), is in near exact agreement with
> the radius passed to the .gyre file.
> With increasing evolutionary time, however, an offset between R(t) in
> the history file and the radius given to .gyre (say R_gyre) emerges.
> The discrepancy between R(t) and R_gyre worsens the more .gyre models
> I try to produce from a single run of ./star.
>
> All of the .gyre files in a set are generated from a single
> evolutionary run---though that run may proceed discontinuously---using
> the same inlist and controls. I've attached one of my inlists for
> example.
>
> My instinct is that this is due to some quirk or error which
> iteratively compounds a loss of precision or numerical misalignment
> each time I stop and restart the models. The attached figures perhaps
> demonstrate my problem more clearly.
>
> Has anyone encountered this before or know a way around it?
>
> Thank you,
>
>
> Dr. Meridith Joyce
> PhD, Dartmouth College & SAAO
> RSAA Postdoctoral Fellow
> Australian National University
>
>
>
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