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These scripts core purpose is for my final assignments to get my bachelor degree in Astronomy. It heavily relies on mesa_reader modules created by Bill Wolf (hats off to you, sir). The code itself plot the output from MESA-Web calculations for the "Effects of Overshooting in Intermediate-mass Stars". Mind you, most of the code is in my native la…

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Intermediate Mass Stars - Overshooting Effects

this repo is barely even a project. I made these for my final assignments to obtain my bachelor degree, Majoring in Astronomy. It is heavily relies on mesa_reader module created by Bill Wolf that is processing the output data from MESA-Web calculation regarding to star evolutions. In this particular repo, I modeled the star evolutions for intermediate mass stars.

If readers intent to run the scripts on their system. I suggest to clone/download this repo beforehand and preps some module that is required by the scripts. Additionally, I provided the module mesa_reader in this repo for your convenience.

Installation - mesa_reader

Install by cloning or downloading the repository, cd into the download directory on your system and then execute

python setup.py install

or

pip install mesa_reader.zip

to install package on your system.

Documentation

Complete documentation on the mesa_reader module can be found found here

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These scripts core purpose is for my final assignments to get my bachelor degree in Astronomy. It heavily relies on mesa_reader modules created by Bill Wolf (hats off to you, sir). The code itself plot the output from MESA-Web calculations for the "Effects of Overshooting in Intermediate-mass Stars". Mind you, most of the code is in my native la…

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