I Where to find full core-to-surface profiles of stars?

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Ready-made core-to-surface profiles of stars, including mass, density, and temperature, are sought for computational purposes. Users have found difficulty locating such models, often encountering isochrones and evolutionary tracks instead. A suggestion is to explore resources related to asteroseismology, particularly those associated with Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard, who utilizes these models. It is noted that he also employs MESA for his research. Finding the right database or website may require targeted searches within these specific areas.
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I need to run some computations using an initial star. I could evolve one using MESA but it'd be very convenient if I could download a ready made profile/model of a star which details things like mass, dens, temp, etc, from core to surface. I've googled for a long time but I just keep getting isochrones and evolutionary tracks. Anyone know of a good site/database?
 
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Have you checked for models provided for asteroseismology?
Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard relies heavily on these models; perhaps searching
pages on his site or research in particular will uncover what you need?

It looks like he is also using MESA, though...
Hmmmm...
 

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