[Mesa-users] What could we do and how to interprete data from profileN.data ?

Francis Timmes fxt44 at mac.com
Wed Oct 26 16:56:41 UTC 2022


hi agung,

each row in a profile corresponds to one cell in a model.
if a model has 200 cells, then the profile will have 200 rows.
each row can be arbitrarily long, depending on the output requested.

i doubt the model has 39,000 cells. perhaps your editor/viewer is
set to wrap lines that are longer then the viewport width. if so,
then the profile may appear to have more rows than it actually does.


> I thought timestep 1000 corresponding with one condition in stellar evolution.

yes, a point in time.

> how could that one condition again have 39000++ rows ?

because the model has many cells, each row with many variables, for that one timepoint.

clearer?

fxt





> On Oct 26, 2022, at 9:18 AM, Agung Prawira Negara via Mesa-users <mesa-users at lists.mesastar.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello mesa users!
> This is the follow-up to this question (https://lists.mesastar.org/pipermail/mesa-users/2014-January/003370.html), I've read all of those answers from josiah and bill and could say I understand. 
> 
> 
> > So a line in that file like
> >        425           1          57
> >
> >means look at profile57.data to find the output from step 425.
> >
> >The middle number is the priority.  Priority level 2 is for models saved
> >because of some special event in the evolution such as the onset of
> >helium burning. Priority level 1 is for models saved because the number
> >of models since the most recent profile has reached the currently
> >setting of the profile_interval parameter.
> 
> But here is the question, I have *history.data* from a model that I run, I want to gather data from timestep 1000 which is corresponding to profile13.data (just for example), if I open the profile13.data, i have column namely zone, LogT, logRho, logP, logR, etc which is have a 39000++ rows.What is this mean ? what is this 39000++ rows meaning for a single timestep (timestep 1000)? 
> 
> I still didn't understand this concept, because I thought timestep 1000 corresponding with one condition in stellar evolution. how could that one condition again have 39000++ rows ? how to interpret data from files profile13.data ?
> 
> Thank you very much for your help and I'm really sorry for this "trivial" question, but still this is a thing that I don't understand, so still worthy to ask.
> 
> regards,
> Agung.
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