! this file is for setting control parameters for running ppn ! please go to bottom of this file to learn how namelists work ! detailed documentation see ../DOC/ppn-chapter.pdf &ppn_frame T9 = 0.2D0 ! constant temperature RHO = 1.0D4 ! /cgs DT = 1.0D-1 ! initial time step T_MAX = 1.00000D+06 ! max age of evolution DT_MAX = 1.0D+03 ! max number dzeitj can be dt_factor = 1.5 ! time step factor until dt=dt_max NSOURCE = 1 ! source of outside trajectory IABUINI = 100 ! how to initialize ini_filename = "p_ini.dat" IOLEVEL = 0 ! controls input/output PLIST = 0 ! new in progress CPREFIX = 'iso_massf' ! prefix of abundance vector output iplot_flux_option = 0 ! 0: no print fluxes; 1: print fluxes in flux_*.DAT i_flux_integrated = 0 ! 0: no integrated fluxes; 1: integrated fluxes fm_mixing_factor = 0 ! 0: no mixing (works with IABUINI = 8 and 100) print_cycles = 1 ! time cycles between printing abundance files denn = 1.0e+07 ! constant neutron number density; not used if negative ! if 1d6<=denn<=1d18 parameters DT, T_MAX, DT_MAX and dt_factor ! are interpolated decay_time = 0.0e+00 ! decay time in years for the last cycle / ! *** end of namelist ! the parameter values are given as fortran95 "namelists" ! here's a brief summary of how things work with namelists. ! each line in a namelist is of the form name = value ! comment ! each name must be declared as a control in the program, ! but you don't need to include all of the controls in the list. ! and the order of the list doesn't matter. ! blank lines and comment lines can be freely included in the list. ! blanks at the start of a line containing a name-value pair are okay too. ! all of the controls are given reasonable default values at initialization. ! so you only need to set the ones that you actually want to change ! if you don't want to change a control, but you do want to keep in the list ! either comment out the line, or leave the value field blank. ! fortran supports structured values in namelists (arrays and derived types) ! but for simplicity, we only use basic types (integers, doubles, logicals, strings). ! values are given using the usual fortran syntax. ! for example, character string values are enclosed in quotes ! ****** REMINDER ****** ! A '/' character terminates the namelist. ! So, do not use '/' outside of comments or strings. ! In particular, don't write something like 1d0/3d0 as a value.