[Mesa-users] Effective temperature in the results of RR Lyrae simulation
Bill Paxton
paxton at kitp.ucsb.edu
Sun Jan 5 16:40:06 EST 2020
Seems that whatever the bug was, it has been fixed in the current (not-yet-released) version.
So it will be in the next public release.
The remaining difference between the requested Teff and the slightly smaller reported value might be fixable by tweaks to the user-determined value of tau at the surface. or maybe not. i hope that isn’t a major concern. perhaps what we have now is good enough for astrophysics. ;-)
cheers,
bill
> On Jan 5, 2020, at 1:03 PM, Guzik, Joyce Ann <joy at lanl.gov> wrote:
>
> Dear Bill, et al.,
>
> Here is an example. I am using MESA version 12036 on my mac laptop, and running this example exactly as it appears in test_suite/rsp_Cepheid.
>
> I have turned on the pgstar plots by making pgstar_flag = .true. in inlist_rsp_Cepheid
>
> The RSP_Teff of this model in the inlist is defined as 6050 (K).
>
> In the plot generated after a few cycles (screenshot attached), the effective_T is 5076 K (too low), and the plot in the upper right shows the cycles that are varying around T_eff = 5074-5078 K.
>
> So I am not sure how or where these lower Teff values are being calculated for the plots. There is a history column file with 'effective_T'.
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