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missing masses and directions for Tamborra 2014, Walk 2018, Walk 2019 models #78
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Edit: sorry, ignore me…
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To be specific, there are dir1, dir2, dir3 directions mentioned in the papers but we seem to have only dir1, and only some progenitor masses. |
For the masses, only two are missing:
For the directions:
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Thanks @mcolomermolla. I'd say add the data you want and then we can figure out the interface later. One easy thing to do from the perspective of the model is to have it take a theta/phi and just return one of the three appropriate directions for that angle. |
I am looking back to this issue. I have the data for all directions, for the three progenitors (11.2,20 and 27 Msun). I was thinking that the simplest way of implementing it is that the user can select which (theta,phi) to simulate, and those are given as input in the model init (as the mass and the eos). Then, one just reads from the input file the rows corresponding to these theta and phi values for the other columns (luminosity, mean energy, E_RMS). Do you think it is a good idea to proceed this way? Also: should I implement it as a modified Garching class in models.base, or in models.ccsn? I am not sure what is better. |
Was just looking through old issues and noticed that this one is still open. PR #231 already added all the missing |
Looking at the Garching models corresponding to Walk 2018/2019 and Tamborra 2014, we are missing directions and progenitor masses. So the models are not complete and we can't simulate anisotropic emission. Do we not have permission to access additional data?
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