A code for general relativistic stellar evolution

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Algorithms, Neutron Stars, Relativity, Stellar Evolution, Stellar Models, White Dwarf Stars, Baryons, Boundary Value Problems, Computer Techniques, Difference Equations, Gravitational Fields, Newton-Raphson Method, Partial Differential Equations, Relativistic Effects, Stellar Structure

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A numerical method is described for the automatic computation of evolutionary sequences of general-relativistic spherically symmetric quasi-static stellar models. Thorne's (1977) six partial differential equations governing the time-dependent structure of relativistic stars are solved by a Newton-Raphson technique closely analogous to that employed in conventional Newtonian evolutionary calculations. Sample calculations of an Fe-56 white dwarf and of a simplified neutron-star model are presented as illustrations of the method.

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