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Where does the data in the Schure cooling table actually come from, @forrestglines ?
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# Cooling table for solar metallicity, 1/2 solar metallicity
# (from Chris Loken, computed with Sarazin & White's analytic expression)
# temperature if log(K), cooling rate/ne^3 (erg cm^3/s)
# This is the new cooling table based on http://arxiv.org/pdf/0909.5204v2
but when I look at the pdf
a) there are slight discrepancies in the numbers for solar metallicity (table 2)
b) there's no table for the half-solar metallicity column
To be clear, I'm not concerned that those numbers are "wrong" (or that the slight deviation have a significant impact), I just want to understand where they come from.
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That cooling table was given to me when I started at MSU along with other initial parameters for Enzo. It's also not included inside Enzo so I assume it's just one of those files that tend to be passed around developers without much thought. If we can't figure out where it comes from, we should remove it from the repo.
Where does the data in the Schure cooling table actually come from, @forrestglines ?
The comment say
but when I look at the pdf
a) there are slight discrepancies in the numbers for solar metallicity (table 2)
b) there's no table for the half-solar metallicity column
To be clear, I'm not concerned that those numbers are "wrong" (or that the slight deviation have a significant impact), I just want to understand where they come from.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: