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TLUSTY User's Guide III: Operational Manual
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This paper presents a detailed operational manual for TLUSTY. It provides a guide for understanding the essential features and the basic modes of operation of the program. To help the user, it is divided into two parts. The first part describes the most important input parameters and available numerical options. The second part covers additional details and a comprehensive description of all physical and numerical options, and a description of all input parameters, many of which needed only in special cases.
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