FGspectra
Library for the evaluation of the SEDs and cross-spectra of astrophysical components.
Main modules are
frequency.py: evaluation of astrophysical SEDspower.py: evaluation of anugular power spectracross.py: evaluation of frequency cross-spectra
To get started, have a look at the notebooks in fgspectra/notebook
Contributing
Current main contributors are Zack Li, Max Abitbol and Davide Poletti. Feel free to join: contributors are welcome!
We try to
- develop in short-lived branches that are merged into master
- write numpy docstrings and PEP8 compliant code.
Material
We'll eventually pull in code/reference material from
Dependencies
- Python > 3
- numpy / scipy
Installing
Since we're still putting this together, just install in developer mode for now.
pip install -e .
Testing
Run pytest in the fgspectra directory. (work in progress)
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