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... Stellar equation of states
... EOS with ionization
... EOS for supernovae
... Chemical potentials
... Stellar atmospheres
... Polytropic stars
... Cold white dwarfs
... Hotter white dwarfs
... Cold neutron stars
... Stellar opacities
... Neutrino energy loss rates
... Ephemeris routines
... Fermi-Dirac functions
... Galactic chemical evolution

... Nuclear reaction networks
... Nuclear statistical equilibrium
... Laminar deflagrations
... CJ detonations
... ZND detonations
... Fitting to conic sections
... Unusual linear algebra
... Derivatives on uneven grids
... Pentadiagonal solver
... Quadratics, Cubics, Quartics
... Supernova light curves
... Exact Riemann solutions
... 1D PPM Hydrodynamics
... Verification problems

... EZ stellar evolution
... FLASH code
... Mesa code
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J.D. Maldonado
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Here are some fortran codes; some more complicated than others.

* Stellar equation of states

* Equation of state with ionization

* EOS for core collapse supernovae

* Electron chemical potentials

* Stellar atmospheres

* Polytropic stars

* Cold white dwarfs

* Hotter white dwarfs

* Cold neutron stars

* Stellar opacities/conductivities

* Neutrino energy loss rates

* Ephemeris routines

* Fermi-Dirac functions

* Galactic chemical evolution

* Nuclear reaction networks

* Nuclear statistical equilibrium

* Laminar deflagrations

* Chapman-Jouget detonations

* ZND detonations

* Fitting data to conic sections

* Derivatives on unevenly spaced grids

* An unusual linear equation solver

* A Pentadiagonal solver

* Quadratics, Cubics & Quartics

* Supernova light curves

* Exact Riemann solutions

* 1D PPM hydrodynamics

* Verification Problems
* Check out Bill Paxton's EZ stellar evolution code.

* I'm one of the original authors of the FLASH code.

* I'm one of the Mesa developers, which aims for a public, next-generation stellar evolution code.
 



Please cite the relevant references if you publish a piece of work that use these codes, pieces of these codes, or modified versions of them. If you're nice, offer co-authorship of the publication. At best, you'll love these programs so much that you'll send great wads of cash to me.