It's EZ to Evolve ZAMS Stars: A Program Derived from Eggleton's Stellar Evolution Code
arXiv:astro-ph/0405130 · doi:10.1086/422345
Abstract
"Evolve ZAMS", "EZ" for short, is derived from Peter Eggleton's stellar evolution program. The core of EZ is a stripped down, rewritten version of a subset of Eggleton's code, specialized to handle single star evolution from the zero-age main sequence until forced to stop by an event such as a helium flash or a crystallizing core. The procedure and data interfaces to the program are designed to be easy to use while still providing a wide range of function. EZ is written in Fortran 95 following current programming practices and can be downloaded from http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/.
arXiv comment2 pages. To appear in PASP. Download tar file with source code, data, and instructions for building EZ from http://theory.kitp.ucsb.edu/~paxton/ -- website has more information and pdf's for many plots of stellar evolution
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