Matt,
I have a copy of RedshiftOutput0005. In mine, there are some parameters that seem a bit funny to me:
InitialTime = 646.75066015177
It might be a different RedshiftOutput0005 than what you have. I think InitialTime refers to the cycle for that dataset. I don't think it's fishy. For example, from a different dataset: [sskory@verne survey]$ foreach i (DD*/data*) foreach? grep InitialTime $i foreach? end InitialTime = 0.81651284465961 InitialTime = 1.2741637312563 InitialTime = 1.9883238421406 InitialTime = 3.1027599882949 InitialTime = 4.8418044994485 InitialTime = 7.464802895355 InitialTime = 11.648264071303 InitialTime = 18.175065018436 InitialTime = 27.945394051119 InitialTime = 43.581158022495 InitialTime = 67.695134170423 InitialTime = 101.45404286018 InitialTime = 129.59928291401 InitialTime = 157.03350432859 InitialTime = 184.17683070338 InitialTime = 212.12926974512 InitialTime = 243.14353477255 InitialTime = 274.89130484285 InitialTime = 305.4742180402 InitialTime = 338.66066939377 InitialTime = 374.32728867835 InitialTime = 409.95705670969 InitialTime = 447.42033595621 InitialTime = 489.45246826074 InitialTime = 531.35505518638 InitialTime = 574.17300563856 InitialTime = 622.77569114368 InitialTime = 646.75066015177
Can you tell us a bit more about this particular simulation and how you initialized it?
I did this a few years ago just testing some star formation parameters. I've attached the inits and parameter file. _______________________________________________________ sskory@physics.ucsd.edu o__ Stephen Skory http://physics.ucsd.edu/~sskory/ _.>/ _Graduate Student ________________________________(_)_\(_)_______________