GRASIL, a code mostly developed by
Laura Silva
and Gian Luigi Granato to compute the spectral evolution of stellar systems taking
into account the effects of dust (win95/98/NT PCs, Linux PCs and Alpha-Digital UNIX executables are available). Of
course it may be used as well to do 'standard' no-dust spectral synthesis.
The original paper is
Silva et al 1998.
While the main features were all already present, several improvements have
been made over the years, mostly exploiting new observations (ISO, Spitzer...).
GALSYNTH, a WEB
user interface to run GRASIL and get models. Have a look to an
Introduction.
SSP spectral library: you can
download and use the SSP library alone, or with GRASIL you can perform
also the standard stellar spectral synthesis.
Magnitudes and colors:
download the program to compute mags and colors (also their redshift
evolution) for the SEDs you get from GRASIL or
for SSPs
Small but expanding library of GRASIL Models (see README.TXT)
CHE_EVO, a chemical evolution program to be run before GRASIL.