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All the previous networks (big bang, hydrogen burners, alpha chains) are examples of hardwired networks. Each of those networks are carefully crafted by hand. They have the advantage of being fast, but the disadvantage of being inflexable.
Below is a general softwired network, capable of doing any reaction network. At present the code is set for a 513 isotope network, but its very easy to change which isotopes are included.
This is a research grade code. I haven't put a lot of effort into making it super pretty or unusually user friendly. Be sure you are very comfortable with hardwired networks before using softwired networks.
127 isotope jacobian |
489 isotope jacobian |
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public_torch.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 plus a 6 MB nuclear reaction data file from Rob Hoffman: BDAT |