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RePrimAnd Version 1.7

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@wokast wokast released this 05 Feb 09:11

Release 1.7

  • Tuned various details of TOV/tidal deformability computation to improve accuracy and robustness
  • Improved error model for TOV solutions, calibrated with many tests
  • One can now specify the desired accuracy for TOV properties (no more exposure to accuracy-related technical parameters of the implementation)
  • Finding stable TOV branch now more robust in corner cases
  • Fixed issue #34. Tidal deformability now accurate also for very small compactness.
  • Added small collection of EOS files from nuclear physics
  • Documentation: corrections and improvements
  • Use keyword-only arguments in parts of Python API to prevent common typos

Backward-incompatible interface changes for TOV solvers, TOV accuracy specification, and NS TOV branch finding.

Release 1.6

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@wokast wokast released this 05 Mar 21:32
  • Fix design flaw affecting phase transitions in spline EOS.
  • Old files of EOS type eos_barotr_spline will not be read anymore and should be recreated.
  • Python interface can now be build for Python 3.11 as well.

Service release 1.5.1

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@wokast wokast released this 04 Feb 10:33

Service release 1.5.1 fixing several issues

Version 1.5

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@wokast wokast released this 22 Jan 22:04

Support for saving EOS, new spline-based EOS type, NS TOV sequence framework

version 1.4

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@wokast wokast released this 11 Mar 14:22

Inclusion of TOV solver

Version 1.3

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@wokast wokast released this 25 Jul 11:23

Start support for Einstein Toolkit

Version 1.1

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@wokast wokast released this 09 Oct 15:34

Version described in the accompanying paper as accepted for Phys. Rev. D.

First public release

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@wokast wokast released this 04 May 16:42

This is the first public release of the RePrimAnd library. The version is the one described in the corresponding preprint on arxiv.