
Stellar-Atlas is a detailed stellar evolution database generated using the MESA (Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics) code. It covers over 2350 simulations across masses ranging from 0.5 to 900 M☉ and metallicities Z = 0.0001 to 0.04. The database includes: HR diagrams, core temperature-density plots, and other diagnostic graphs Evolution to hydrogen and helium exhaustion phases ZAMS analysis and Gaia DR3 observational comparison Batch automation scripts, plotting utilities, and inlist generators This dataset supports theoretical stellar evolution studies, teaching, and Gaia-based comparison research. Visit the interactive website at: https://stellar-atlas.vercel.app/For detailed documentation, analysis, and visualizations, refer to the linked project report and paper. The dataset is licensed under CC by 4.0 and all the codes in the project are licensed under standard MIT license. For more info on license, refer the Github repository of the website. The MESA version used is 24.08.1 and the MESASDK version is 24.7.1
Gaia DR3, Metallicity, Population synthesis, MESA, High mass stars, Hertzsprung–Russell diagram, Stellar Evolution, Helium Exhaustion, ZAMS, Stellar astrophysics
Gaia DR3, Metallicity, Population synthesis, MESA, High mass stars, Hertzsprung–Russell diagram, Stellar Evolution, Helium Exhaustion, ZAMS, Stellar astrophysics
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