Isochrones are produced using the color tables of Lejeune, Cuisinier & Huber (1997), (1998); and the color tables and interpolation software of Worthey & Lee (2011)
Two stellar mass ranges considered: 0.15 < M/M☉ < 0.90 and 0.60 < M/M☉ < 5.00. Tracks constructed at mass dependent intervals.
Table of masses
Mass interval | Mass increment |
---|---|
0.15-0.40 | 0.01 |
0.42-0.90 | 0.02 |
0.95-1.80 | 0.05 |
1.90-3.00 | 0.10 |
3.20-5.00 | 0.20 |
Content of output track file
By Column
- model number
- number of shells
- age
- X
- Y
- Z
- log L/Lsun
- log R/Rsun
- log g
- log Teff
- mass coordinate at the top of the convective core (if present)
- mass coordinate at the base of the outer convective envelope (if present; note: it is not the mass of the CZ!)
- fractional radius at the bottom of the outer convective envelope (if present)
- convective turnover time scale (days)
- log temperature at the bottom of the outer convective envelope
- surface X
- surface Z
- log central pressure (erg/cm2)
- log central temperature (deg. K)
- log central density (gm/cm3)
- beta = Prad/P (radiation pressure parameter)
- eta = (chemical potential)/kT (degeneracy parameter)
- mass coordinate of the center of H burning shell (if present)
- mass of the H burning shell (if present)
- mass of the helium core
- mass coordinate where the temperature maximum occurs
- fraction of energy produced through gravitational contraction out of total energy produced (percent)
- moment of inertia of the whole star (g cm^2)
- moment of inertia of the outer convective envelope (if present)
- moment of inertia of the convective core (if present)
- luminosity generated by the ppI chain (erg/s)
- luminosity generated by the ppII chain (erg/s)
- luminosity generated by the ppIII chain (erg/s)
- luminosity generated by the CNO cycle (erg/s)
- luminosity generated by the 3-alpha reaction (erg/s)