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C++ libraries for cosmological calculations
CosmoBolognaLib is a living project aimed at defining a common
numerical environment for cosmological investigations of the
large-scale structure of the Universe. In particular, one of the
primary focuses of this software is to help in handling astronomical
catalogues, both real and simulated, measuring one-point, two-point
and three-point statistics in configuration space, and performing
cosmological analyses.
For documentation and examples see here:
http://apps.difa.unibo.it/files/people/federico.marulli3/CosmoBolognaLib/Doc/html/index.html
If you use the CosmoBolognaLib, please reference the code paper:
CosmoBolognaLib: C++ libraries for cosmological calculations
http://arxiv.org/abs/1511.00012
To use, simply do::
>>> import CosmoBolognaLib
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