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Does it happen if one uses sse/BSE instead of SeBa? Cheers Silvia --------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Silvia Toonen Assistant professor Anton Pannekoek Institute University of Amsterdam Email: ***@***.******@***.***> ***@***.******@***.***> will soon be...

@spzwart : can you comment on this? This is part of the code I haven't interacted with before

Hi all, this goes above my knowledge of amuse - if the suggestion of Inti works, let's go ahead and implement it. Otherwise, Simon would be the best person, knowing...

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Would it be possible to adjust the interfaces to have at least one working option for each code? With the idea of the ease of switching between community codes in...

For now in SeBa, this is the only option. However, if all your stars are single stars (no binaries), it should take little computational efforts to jump to any specific...

Hmm, I'd say theoretically if the complete state (whatever that means, something like total mass, relative mass, age, core-mass, stellar-type) is saved, it should be possible. At the moment that...

After some digging, here's the gist on what is needed: Yes, SeBa can start a simulation with any specific stellar type. This is already possible when using SeBa as a...

SeBa-wise it should be fine. Sounds like an Amuse interface thing.