Henyey method raveš-e Henyey Fr.: méthode de Henyey A powerful numerical technique to solve the stellar structure equations where the star is sub-divided in a finite number of grid cells for which the local conditions are evaluated and computed from the surface inwards to the center by utilizing a Newton-Raphson solver. Relevant physical quantities are either defined at the cell boundaries or as mean values over the complete cell. Henyey, L. G.; Forbes, J. E.; Gould, N. L., 1964, ApJ 139, 306; → method. |