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... Stellar equation of states
... EOS with ionization
... EOS for supernovae
... Chemical potentials
... Stellar atmospheres
... Voigt Function
... Polytropic stars
... Cold white dwarfs
... Hotter white dwarfs
... Cold neutron stars
... Stellar opacities
... Neutrino energy loss rates
... Ephemeris routines
... Fermi-Dirac functions
... Galactic chemical evolution
... Nuclear reaction networks
... Nuclear statistical equilibrium
... Laminar deflagrations
... CJ detonations
... ZND detonations
... Fitting to conic sections
... Unusual linear algebra
... Derivatives on uneven grids
... Pentadiagonal solver
... Quadratics, Cubics, Quartics
... Supernova light curves
... Exact Riemann solutions
... 1D PPM Hydrodynamics
... Verification problems
... Plane - Cube Intersection
... FLASHcode
... MESA code
... GR1D code
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Contact:
F.X.Timmes, my vitae
Here are some fortran codes, some more complicated than others:
Larger codes which I've contributed to:
The multi-physics, multi-scale
FLASH code.
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Bill Paxton's MESA
offers an open-source, open-knowledge, next-generation stellar evolution code.
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Sweet pieces of work by colleagues:
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Christian Ott's GR1D
offers an open-source, open-knowledge, next-generation core-collapse supernova code.
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Mike Zingale's software page
offers several codes that are iintended to be useful for research or teaching.
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