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Added README for additional information about logft rates.
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This set of reaction data (Data_SN231_logft) contains the weak interaction rates tabulated as logft values. | ||
Details about the format and most of the values can be found here: | ||
K. Langanke & G. Martinez-Pinedo, Atomic Data and Nuclear Data Tables, Volume 79, Issue 1, p. 1-46. (2001) | ||
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The logft(T,ne) values are stored in the netweak file. While regular ffn rates are indicated by the "ecr" discriptor, the logft | ||
values have a "ft+" and "ft-" indicator in the heading line of each reaction. In principle it should be possible to mix and match both types of | ||
entries, but make sure you don't have both for the same reaction. The number of entries is diffrent for the logft rates, therefore it is | ||
important for the code to know which kind of rate is coming. | ||
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How to use logft rates in the standalone XNet: | ||
To activate the logft rates, you set iweak=2 (or -2 for weak rates only) in the control file. | ||
Electron screening needs to be activated and the EOS needs to be setup to return the electron chemical potential. |