Getting-started.md

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 # More precision !
 This time, our goal will be to have more precise results. We will use our calculated temperature profile as input, and a higher resolution power. We will also add a stellar spectrum, and use an advanced mode to calculate the eddy diffusion coefficient. To keep it simple, we will consider only KCl and Na2S clouds.
 
+## Setup
 1. Download the R500 compressed *k*-tables [here](https://gitlab.obspm.fr/dblain/exorem/-/tree/master/data/k_coefficients_tables).
 2. Decompress them inside the _data/k_coefficients_tables_ directory executing e.g. `tar xJvf R500.tar.xz R500`.
 3. It is always better to use a stellar spectrum rather than a blackbody spectrum. Here we will download a [BT-Settl](http://svo2.cab.inta-csic.es/theory/newov2/index.php) spectrum model. Take T_eff = 6200 K, Log(g) = 4.5, and a metallicity of 0. Put the file into the _data/stellar_spectra_ directory and rename it e.g. "spectrum_BTSettl_6200K_logg4.5_met0.dat" (mind the .dat extension). Replace the header of the file by the following :
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     wavenumber_max = 50010  ! (cm-1) last wavenumber
     wavenumber_step = 20  ! (cm-1) wavenumber step size
     ```
-9. Add the required cloud information. We will use the "fixed sedimentation parameter mode", based on a model from [Ackerman and Marley, 2001](https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1086/321540/meta), and a cloud coverage of 50%:
+9. Add the required cloud information. We will use the "fixed sedimentation parameter mode", based on a model from [Ackerman and Marley, 2001](https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1086/321540/meta), and a cloud coverage of 15%:
     ```text
     cloud_mode = 'fixedSedimentation'  ! cloud mode ('fixedRadius'|'fixedSedimentation'|'fixedRadiusCondensation'|'fixedRadiusTime')
-    cloud_fraction = 0.5  ! cloud cover fraction
+    cloud_fraction = 0.15  ! cloud cover fraction
 
     cloud_names = 'KCl', 'Na2S'  ! condensing species forming the clouds
     cloud_particle_radius = 5e-6, 5e-6  ! (m) mean radius of the cloud particles (fixed radius modes)
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     and
     ```text
     n_iterations = 20  ! number of iterations
-    n_non_adiabatic_iterations = 0  ! number of iterations without including the adiabatic correction (necessary for convergence)
+    n_non_adiabatic_iterations = 10  ! number of iterations without including the adiabatic correction (necessary for convergence)
     ```
 11. Finally, update your paths so that you load the right k-tables and the right temperature profile:
     ```text
     path_k_coefficients = '../data/k_coefficients_tables/R500/'  ! path to the k coefficients files
     path_temperature_profile = '../outputs/exorem/'  ! path to the a-priori temperature profile file
     ```
-12. This should take longer than before, because we added clouds and because of the increase in resolution.
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+## Running
+As before, go to the _bin_ directory and execute `./exorem.exe ../inputs/corot-4-b.nml`. This should take longer than before, because we added clouds (2 times longer) and because of the increase in resolution (10 times longer !).
+
+## Plotting
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