Examples¶
A collection of example input files and scripts using VPLanet that
showcase the various applications of the code. The source files for
the examples below live in the examples folder in the top-level
directory of the VPLanet repository.
View them on GitHub.
- Earth’s Seasonal and Milankovitch Climate Cycles
- N-body Orbital Evolution of the Solar System
- Flare frequency distribution of Proxima Centauri with Davenport et. al (2019) and Lacy et. al (1976) models .
- Cassini States
- Solar System Orbital Dynamics from Secular Theory
- Evolution of a Wide Stellar Binary due to Galactic Effects
- Hydrogen Envelope Loss on Tidally Evolving Planets
- Evolution of a Planet Orbiting a Short-Period Binary
- Water Loss on Venus
- Atmospheric Erosion of Mini-Neptunes with the Lehmer & Catling (2017) Model
- Radiogenic Heating of Earth
- STEEP: Coupled Stellar-Tidal Evolution of Binary Orbits
- Stellar Magnetic Braking
- Luminosity evolution for stars with mass between 0.2 and 0.6 Msun.
- Chaotic Eccentricity-Inclination Resonances
- The Habitable Zone
- Proxima Centauri b as a “Habitable Evaporated Core.”
- Ice Belt Formation on High Obliquity Planets
- Tidal Evolution of Earth-like Exoplanet
- Magma Ocean Evolution of Earth
- Thermal and Magnetic Evolution of Venus
- Tidal Heating of Io
- Magma ocean evolution of Trappist-1 g
- (Pre-)Main Sequence Stellar Evolution
- Coupling Atmospheric Escape and N-Body Evolution: Application to PSR1257+12
- Apsidal Locking of the CoRoT-7 System
- Magma ocean evolution on GJ 1132 b
- Thermal and Magnetic Evolution of Earth’s Interior
- Parameter Sweep Example
- Accumulation of Atmospheric Oxygen due to Water Photolysis and Hydrogen Escape.
- Kepler-36 Atmospheric Escape
- Evolution of Tight Stellar Binaries
- Atmospheric Erosion of H Envelopes in the Energy-, Radiation/Recombination-, and Bondi-limited Regimes
- Tidal Locking of the Planet Candidate Gl 581 d
- Orbital Evolution of the Circumbinary Planet Kepler-16 b
- Proxima Centauri b Atmospheric Escape
- Multiple Cassini States in One System
- Water Loss on a Tidally Evolving Planet
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