POPCORN: A comparison of binary population synthesis codes
J. S. W. Claeys, S. Toonen, N. Mennekens

TL;DR
This paper compares three binary population synthesis codes to understand how assumptions and physical inputs affect their results, highlighting the importance of input choices in modeling binary star populations.
Contribution
It provides a systematic comparison of binary population synthesis codes, emphasizing the impact of physical assumptions on their outputs.
Findings
Results are similar when assumptions are equalized.
Differences mainly stem from varying physical inputs.
Physical input choices significantly influence synthesis outcomes.
Abstract
We compare the results of three binary population synthesis codes to understand the differences in their results. As a first result we find that when equalizing the assumptions the results are similar. The main differences arise from deviating physical input.
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TopicsFractal and DNA sequence analysis · DNA and Biological Computing
