[DISK] [Disk model] The disk can either be , , or . For all models, the height of the disk at radius r is computed as a + b * r^c. For a simple disk, c = 1, a is set equal to half of the parameter, and b is set equal to the parameter. Setting H/R to zero results in a flat disk. The is constant and equal to the respective input parameter. For the isothermal disk, the exponent c is set to c = 1.5, which is the correct value for an isothermal disk. Furthermore, the H/R parameter is ignored, the constant a is set to a = 0.0, and the factor b is chosen such that at the inner disk radius, the disk thickness equals the thickness input parameter. The reprocessing disk is the model for a disk that is reprocessing (absobing/re-radiating) the radiation from the central star. The exponent c is set to c = 9/8, which is the correct value for a reprocessing disk. Furthermore, the H/R parameter is ignored, the constant a is set to a = 0.0, and the factor b is chosen such that at the inner disk radius, the disk thickness equals the thickness input parameter. Lastly, the temperature falls off with radius r^(-3/4). [Disk parameters] The (in units of the maximum radius) is the location of the inner edge of the disk. The (in units of the maximum radius) is the location of the inner edge of the disk. The of the disk is given at the inner edge. The (height/radius) is only relevant for the simple disk model (see above). The is constant for the simple and isothermal disk models. In the reprocessing disk model, this is the temperature at the inner edge. [Hot spot parameters] The is constant for the hot spot. The is the location of the centre of the hot spot along the outer edge of the disk. The is the angular size of the hot spot along the outer edge. The measures how far the hot spot penetrates into the disk (in units of the maximum radius).