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 <div class="title">Calculate the Tidal Evolution of Two Bodies</div>  </div>
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-EqTide calculates the evolution of 2 bodies experiencing tidal evolution according to the "equilibrium tide" framework's 
-"constant-phase-lag" and "constant-time-lag" models. This algorithm is based on models by Ferraz-Mello, S. et al. (2008), 
-CeMDA, 101, 171-201. If you use this software, please cite Barnes, R. (2016), CeMDA, submitted.
+EqTide calculates the evolution of 2 bodies experiencing tidal evolution according to the "equilibrium tide" framework's
+"constant-phase-lag" and "constant-time-lag" models. This algorithm is based on models by Ferraz-Mello, S. et al. (2008),
+CeMDA, 101, 171-201. If you use this software, please cite <a href="http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2017CeMDA.129..509B">Barnes, R. (2017), CeMDA, 129, 509-536</a>.
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 To compile:
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 > make
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 which creates an executable "eqtide". The default is to compile with optimization (-O3).
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-Two examples are presented in the Examples directory. EarthMoon.in performs a backward integration of the Earth-Moon system, 
+Two examples are presented in the Examples directory. EarthMoon.in performs a backward integration of the Earth-Moon system,
 reproducing the classic "lunar age" problem. Kepler22b.in performs a forward integration of the Kepler-22 b system. To run either:
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 > eqtide [-h, -v, -q] filename
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-The input file contains a list of options that can be set, as well as output parameters that print to a file during an integration. 
-The example input files provide a guide for the syntax and grammar of EqTide. The results of these examples should be compared to results 
+The input file contains a list of options that can be set, as well as output parameters that print to a file during an integration.
+The example input files provide a guide for the syntax and grammar of EqTide. The results of these examples should be compared to results
 in Barnes (2016).
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 To see the full list of input options and output parameters:
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 Run this before editing the example input files; it will help you immensely to understand how EqTide operates.
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-EqTide is written in C, and the code has been swept with valgrind's memcheck facility and is free of unitialized parameters and 
-buffer overflows. There are still a few memory leaks, but none is likely to cause any problems. This software has been tested on 
+EqTide is written in C, and the code has been swept with valgrind's memcheck facility and is free of unitialized parameters and
+buffer overflows. There are still a few memory leaks, but none is likely to cause any problems. This software has been tested on
 the following OS platforms: Mac OS 10.11.
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 This code was developed under the National Science Foundation (USA) grant AST-1110882 and NASA Cooperative Agreement NNA13AA93A.