MESAplot is an open-source, dynamical interface for plotting MESA data. It utilizes wxPython, Matplotlib, and Numpy.
It was developed by Michael Wise, Maurizio Giannotti, Daria Vasilyeva, Wesam Azaizeh, and Sanja Zivanovic
MESA (Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics) is the first broadly-used, open-source stellar evolution code. It provides low-barrier access to state-of-the-art stellar evolution modules for testing of new observations and physics. It makes lot of data--hence--MESAPlot.
It was created by Bill Paxton over a 6 year period with much community involvement.
Install Python 2.7
Use pip to get: wxPython, Matplotlib, and Numpy.
Download MESAPlot files.
Use python to run MESAplot_v0.3.4.py
Browse to and select a folder containing MESA data.
Click around in interface for desired plots.
Example Data
M5.5 Star, pre-main sequence to end helium burnFull-stack development
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