Here we provide equation of state (EOS) tables for astrophysical simulations explored in [1]:
- LS220† (Table)
- m*0.8 (Table)
- m*Shen (Table)
- (m*,K)Shen (Table)
- (m*,Esym)Shen (Table)
- (m*,K,Esym)Shen (Table)
- SkShen (Table)
See the publication for more details about the names and input parameters. When using these table please refer to our work [1].
The EOS tables are created using the open-source code SROEOS from [2,3]. As in [2], we refer to the LS220 generated EOS with the SROEOS code as LS220†. For the construction of EOS tables, see also [4].
- [1] H. Yasin, S. Schäfer, A. Arcones, and A. Schwenk, Phys. Rev. Lett. 124, 092701 (2020)
- [2] A. S. Schneider, L. F. Roberts, and C. D. Ott, Phys. Rev. C 96, 065802 (2017)
- [3] A. S. Schneider, L. F. Roberts, and C. D. Ott, https://bitbucket.org/andschn/sroeos
- [4] E. O’Connor and C. D. Ott, https://sntheory.org/equationofstate
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Neutrino-driven trajectories based on a steady-state model:
- Here trajectories corresponding to the nucleosynthesis groups described in J. Bliss et al., ApJ 855, 135 (2018).
- Here 36 trajectories used for (α,n) sensitivity study of J. Bliss et al., Phys. Rev. C 101, 055807 (2020).
If you use these trajectories, please cite: J. Bliss et al., ApJ 855, 135 (2018) and J. Bliss et al., Phys. Rev. C 101, 055807 (2020).
Representative trajectories for the MR-SN model 35OC-Rs (M. Obergaulinger & M. Á. Aloy, MNRAS, 469, L43, 2017) and their nucleosynthesis (M. Reichert et al., MNRAS, 501, 5733, 2021) can be found here.
If you use the trajectories and/or nucleosynthesis output please cite following papers: