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Hi Rich Thanks for your help in figuring out the problem, I guess I'll upgrade soon. Just to let you know, by setting "add_atmosphere_to_pulse_data" to false, the models that previously resulted in errors now seem to run correctly. The GYRE model and MESA profile have the same amount of grind points...

Hi Rich

Apparently, add_atmosphere is set to true internally, which explains the extra points in the surface layers.
Maybe I should set it to false for the post-MS models.

Best regards
Mathias

Hi Rich I also noticed it myself just now. The inlists I send you should be the ones used to produce the MESA profile and GYRE model. I think the difference might be due to some extra options in the "run_star_extras" , but there are some methods used which are defined in other files, which I don't h...

Hi Rich

This is the MESA profile corresponding to the problematic model file.

Best regards
Mathias

Dear Rich

The inlists are attached, I'm using MESA version 8845.

Best regards
Mathias

Hi Rich

Thank you, the inlist and mode file are attached.

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Mathias

Dear Rich

The model file (4.6MB) is apparently too large to add as an attachement, even if I split the file and compress it (resulting in a file of about 0.6MB), I still get the error message "File too large".

Best regards
Mathias

Dear Rich Using GYRE5.0 I get the following error message: ASSERT 'ALL(x(2:) > x(:SIZE(x)-1))' failed at line 20 <gyre_r_interp:r_interp_t_>: Non-monotonic abscissa I guess this is because of the double meshpoints in the pulse info files from MESA. I'm using MESA8845, with "add_double_points_to_puls...

Dear Rich

Does GYRE 5.0 still have the option to return the "normalized rotation kernel" (parameter "K") in the output mode files?
GYRE 4.4 had this option, but version 5.0 doesn't seem to have this parameter. Did you maybe remove this feature on purpose?

Best regards
Mathias

Dear Rich

While digging around in GYRE 5.0, I noticed a bug in "gyre/src/build/gyre_grid_par.f90".
In line 100, the namelist contains two times "x_i", but doesn't contain "x_o".

Best regards
Mathias