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This 19 isotope reaction network has the same alpha-chain, (a,p)(p,g) reactions, and heavy-ion reactions as the 13 isotope network, but it includes additional isotopes to accommodate some types of hydrogen burning (PP chains and steady-state CNO cycles), along with some aspects of photodisintegration into 54Fe. This reaction network is described in Weaver,Zimmerman, & Woosley (ApJ 225, 1021, 1978) , and is still the workhorse network of the KEPLER stellar evolution code.
19 isotope jacobian |
public_aprox19.f plus these include files: burn_common.dek cjdet.dek const.dek implno.dek network.dek sparse_matrix.dek tfactors.dek timers.dek vector_eos.dek plus a 13 MB eos data file : helm_table.dat |