Crafting the Core Datasets for POSYDON
Discover the intricate details behind POSYDON’s dataset generation, including diving deep into the vast world of MESA datasets, learning the art of downsampling, and mastering the controls through our Processing Pipeline API.
Getting Started Tutorials
I. Generating a POSYDON PSyGrid Dataset
Dive into our Jupyter Notebook that will show you how to create a MESA PSyGrid dataset from scratch.
To learn more about the PSyGrid object or the Processing Pipeline API ini file, check out the [API Documentation](api.rst).
II. The Full POSYDON Processing Pipeline Experience
From A to Z, this tutorial shows you how to process, concatenate, down sample, plot grids and check failure rates, train interpolation objects and export the POSYDON dataset for population synthesis.
Congratulations! You’ve now mastered the POSYDON Processing Pipeline. To learn more about the PSyGrid object or the Processing Pipeline API ini file, check out the [API Documentation](api.rst) and the indepth components overview.
III. 1D Plotting Functionalities for POSYDON PSyGrids
Unlock the power of 1D plotting functionalities for POSYDON PSyGrids. This tutorial shows you how to easily visualize your single and binary star tracks leveraging the plot1D method of the PSyGrid object.
IV. 2D Plotting Functionalities for POSYDON PSyGrids
Unlock the power of 2D plotting functionalities for POSYDON PSyGrids. This tutorial shows you how to easily visualize your single and binary star tracks leveraging the plot2D method of the PSyGrid object.
- 2D Plotting Functionalities for POSYDON PSyGrids
- Example: the HMS-HMS grid
- MESA Termination Flags 1 and 2 combined
- MESA Termination Flag 1
- MESA Termination Flag 2
- MESA Termination Flag 3 and 4
- Display Relative Change of a Final Quantity
- Display Custom Quantities
- Dispaly Core Collapse Quantities
- Displaying Final Quantities also for intial_MT, unstable_MT and not_converged Interpolationn Classes
- Advanced Plotting Functionalities
- Example: the HMS-HMS grid
Advanced Tutorials
Export MESA Simulation Points to Rerun Using the Processing Pipeline
Learn how to export MESA simulation points to rerun using the Processing Pipeline.
Export Single Star PSyGrid Datasets
Learn how to export single star PSyGrid datasets. This is an advanced tutorial because it requires knowledge about the EEP code.
Note
POSYDON v2.0.0 does not embed a python interface to compute EEPs but relies on the Fortran code of Aaron Dotter (2016). Future POSYDON code releases will include a python interface to compute EEPs and embed the export of single stellar grid into the post-processing pipeline.
Support & Feedback
Facing challenges or have queries? Make sure to check our [FAQ](link-to-FAQ) or visit the [contact-information.rst](contact-information.rst) page.