Version 0.1.5 11/05/2023
Added the option mandel21 (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2110.09254.pdf) as analytic approximation of the GW merging time.
Version 0.1.3 28/07/2022
Constants and units are consistent with Astropy V. 5.1
Version 0.1.2, 17/06/2022
Added adaptive euler as method in estimate_tgw
Version 0.1.1, 16/06/2022
New methods based on analytic corrections added in the estimate_tgw to estimate the GW decay merging time
The function estimate_tgw can now be called directly by the main module, e.g. from pyblack import estimate_tgw
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