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Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics (MESA) is an advanced, open-source 1D stellar evolution code.
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The code is developed by a globally distributed team of researchers studying a range of stellar astrophysical phenomena.
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The code is developed and maintained by a globally distributed team of researchers studying a range of stellar astrophysical phenomena.
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MESA is written primarily in Fortran with a modular, flexible design that facilitates easy interfacing.
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🚀 New to MESA? Start with the :ref:`quickstart guide<quickstart:Quickstart>` to set up and run your first models.
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🚀 New to MESA? Start with the :ref:`Quickstart<quickstart:Quickstart>` guide to set up and run your first models.
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📖 Experienced users may find the :ref:`Reference and Defaults<reference:Reference and Defaults>` page most valuable for exploring the code’s features and input parameters.
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📖 Experienced users may find the :ref:`Reference and Defaults<reference:Reference and Defaults>` page most valuable for exploring the code’s features and input parameters. The :ref:`Test Suite<test_suite:Test Suite>` also describes a wide range of example problems that have been set up for testing and showcasing MESA's features. It can often be a starting point for beginning a project of your own but can require modifications to the setup (e.g. tighter tolerances, additional physics switched on) to be science-grade.
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