DSEE is a flow-based emulator that generates stellar evolution tracks and isochrones as probabilistic outputs from a single model trained on millions of simulations, enabling fast interpolation and uncertainty-aware analyses.
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Synthetic stellar population models show TRGB luminosity varies by at most 0.028 mag from typical changes in alpha enhancement, age, and helium at fixed metallicity, confirming its robustness as a distance indicator.
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Dartmouth Stellar Evolution Emulator (DSEE) 1: Generative Stellar Evolution Model Database
DSEE is a flow-based emulator that generates stellar evolution tracks and isochrones as probabilistic outputs from a single model trained on millions of simulations, enabling fast interpolation and uncertainty-aware analyses.
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How Robust is the Cosmic Distance with Tip of Red Giant Branch against Stellar Population Variations?
Synthetic stellar population models show TRGB luminosity varies by at most 0.028 mag from typical changes in alpha enhancement, age, and helium at fixed metallicity, confirming its robustness as a distance indicator.