EZ Web generates an evolutionary sequence of stellar models,
starting from a zero-age main sequence (ZAMS) model of specified mass
and metallicity. It was written by Rich Townsend to provide an
easy-to-use front end to Bill Paxton's Evolve
ZAMS (EZ) stellar evolution code, which itself is a
cut-down version of the Eggleton code.
To use EZ Web, simply edit the values in the form below, and hit submit. Your request will be
added to a queue, and processed by EZ in a hopefully-timely
manner (usually, it's pretty quick). Then, the resulting summary file and model files
(if requested) will be packed into a Zip archive, and you will be sent
an email containing instructions on downloading this archive.
If you encounter any problems, or have any suggestions or comments,
please feel free to drop me an email (rhdt AT bartol
DOT udel DOT edu).
The summary file created by EZ Web (summary.txt in
the Zip archive) records the changes in the star's global, surface and
central values as it evolves. Each line corresponds to a model at one
specific timestep. In order, the columns contain the following data:
The model files created by EZ Web (model_NNNNN.txt
in the Zip archive, where NNNNN is the model number) describe
the complete structure of a model at one specific timestep. Each line
corresponds to an individual mass shell of the star, ordered from the
surface to the center. In order, the columns contain the following data: