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isotopic solar composition to within a factor of two |
Here is the paper that describes the chemical evolution code and its results. According to Burstein (astro-ph 0005277, Table 3) this paper is one of the Top 10 cited papers published in 1995. This page has more chemical evolution abundance histories. |
Neutron star & black hole initial mass function |
While other papers came out of this work, I like this one predicting the neutron star & black hole mass distribution Check out this page for additional images . |
The ascii data file maltov1.orig contains the isotopic contributions from
- Type II supernovae (Woosley & Weaver 1995 models),
- low mass stars (Renzini & Violi 1986 models),
- six different Type Ia supernovae models (Chandra,Sub-Chandra, & NSE),
- three different classical novae flavors (1.0, 1.25, and 1.35 Msol models),
- Big Bang.
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chem.f plus four include files: chem3.dek lunits.dek parze.dek timers.dek plus an example input file: chem3.inp |