Henrik-Knierim/mesa_custom_EoS: Version 1.0.0
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Henrik-Knierim/mesa_custom_EoS: Version 1.0.0
This code enables the integration of custom equations of state (EoSs) into the stellar evolution code MESA (Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics). For a quickstart guide and detailed implementation instructions, refer to the README.md file. The repository includes two Fortran files: custom_eos.f90: Contains the core code for implementing a custom equation of state. run_star_extras.f90: Provides example implementations of s% eos_rq % other_eos_frac and s% eos_rq % other_eos_component, which link your EoS to MESA. It also includes the call to the initialization routine eos_init_custom_eos(). For resolved issues and experimental features, check the GitHub repository, particularly the development branch.
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