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| **Open textfile.txt to see which values are in which column.** | **Open textfile.txt to see which values are in which column.** | ||
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| + | ====Class project 1, Problem 2==== | ||
| + | I think I've found where to turn off the CNO cycle: line 246 of src/ | ||
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| + | ===== Does anyone know how to turn off the CN, ON, or pp-chain cycles? ===== | ||
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| + | --Mark Zastrow | ||
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| + | In ez_nuclear_data.f you can find how the different reactions are named. You can then edit them in ez_nuclear.f | ||
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| + | So for example to turn off the He3 + He3 reaction, change R33 = RHB*RRT(2)/ | ||
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| + | --Andrea | ||
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