[Mesa-users] Requesting help with binary core-collapse modeling
Jared Goldberg
jgoldberg at flatironinstitute.org
Thu May 1 17:46:59 UTC 2025
We'll need a bit more information on why the solver fails. Is the solver
failing because of mass transfer or some binary phenomenon? Which star is
failing? Is it the core or surface of the star that is having issues?
Also, on the setup: is there anything in run_star_extras or binary_extras?
(can you send a full working directory?)
PS -- if you're exploding stripped donors, note that the test_suite is
designed for a H-rich envelope and a lot of the steps involve tracking
where in the star the shock is relative to the He core. I'm happy to
correspond off-list (or on-list) about how to blow up stripped things with
a similar setup as ccsn_IIp.
Best,
~Jared
On Thu, May 1, 2025 at 1:40 PM Mandal, Soham (uqa7ur) via Mesa-users <
mesa-users at lists.mesastar.org> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am trying to model a massive binary system (mass >10M_sun for both
> stars) using MESA-r24.08.1. The system evolves only till about 15-16 Myrs
> and then the solver fails. This is around the time when He is depleted from
> the donor star and C burning is underway. I need to take the system beyond
> C burning (of the donor star) and right up to Si burning (of the donor
> star), so that the donor star model can then be exploded as in the
> star/test_suite/ccsn example. Can you please advice on how to proceed? I
> have attached a copy of my inlists for reference. Any help will be
> greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> Soham
>
> ------------------------------------------------
> Dr. Soham Mandal
> VITA postdoctoral research fellow
> Department of Astronomy
> University of Virginia
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