Releases: smaret/astrochem
Releases · smaret/astrochem
Astrochem 0.9
Astrochem 0.8
Astrochem 0.7
- Implement C and Python APIs (closes feature requests #16 and #31)
- Implement a new output format based on HDF5 (closes feature request #17)
- Check the neutrality of the initial gas (closes feature request #18)
- Compute the grain abundance from the grain properties (closes feature request #15)
- Move the documentation to ReadtheDocs (closes feature request #29)
Astrochem 0.6
- Numpy module is now mandatory (fixes issue #3)
- Suppress autoconf and automake warnings (fixes issue #5)
- Code parameters have been regrouped into data structures, for a sake of clarity. These data structures are dynamically allocated, so there is no limit on the numbers of shells or reactions anymore.
- Implement time-dependent sources (closes feature request #20)
- Fixed the radiation field for photodesorption reactions, which was
computed in Habing units instead of Draine units (closes issue #19)
Astrochem 0.5
- Fixed a bug in plroute that occured when some of the formation or destruction routes were equal to 0.
- Fixed a segmentation fault that ocurred when the number of species in output was greater than the maximum.
- Dropped the
time
andav
commands fromplroute
andplabun
; both commands now plot abundances and formation/destruction routes as a function of time. - Added some information on the OpenMP and LAPACK support in
astrochem --version
. - Fixed a bug in the detection of the LAPACK library. Astrochem now uses LAPACK by default.
- Some of the Python code has been factorized into a Python module (libastrochem.py). This module defines a network class that allows to work on chemical networks in different formats (.osu, .kida, and .chm). The module also allows to read the abundances and the formation/destruction routes computed by Astrochem.
- chmconvert can now convert networks from the KInetic Database for Astrochemistry (KIDA) into Astrochem format (.chm).
Astrochem 0.4
- The main destruction/formation channels of a species plotted by plroute are now ordered by their total contribution to the formation/destruction of that species over the time of the computation. An option has been added to print the relative contribution of each channel.
- Fixed a bug in the computation of the main destruction routes.
Astrochem 0.3
- The rate for cosmic-ray desorption is now either 1) computed following Hasegawa & Herbst (1993) or 2) given explicitly in the network file (e.g. using values from Bringa & Johnson 2004).
- If the LAPACK library is installed, Astrochem can now use the CVLapackDense solver from SUNDIALS instead of CVDense. This results in a performance increase of 30% or more, depending on the LAPACK version.
Astrochem 0.2
- First public release