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Each star should be assigned integer IDs starting with 1 at first (when all stars in the sequence are generated), 2 to differentiate those below the magnitude cut (instead of discarding them entirely), 3 for those outside the mass limits, 4 for binaries, etc.
These isn't trivial and could increase significantly the time used by the synthetic cluster generation function.
This also complicates matters with binarity assignation (see #198), since keeping stars beyond the max-mag-cut means most stars selected to be binaries will be located beyond the max-mag-cut limit simply because most stars are located in the lower regions of the sequence.
The above is not necessary, provides no immediate benefit, and could disrupt the process of generating a synthetic cluster quite a bit.
Instead, add IDs to differentiate single stars from binaries.
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Each star should be assigned integer IDs starting with
1
at first (when all stars in the sequence are generated),2
to differentiate those below the magnitude cut (instead of discarding them entirely),3
for those outside the mass limits,4
for binaries, etc.These isn't trivial and could increase significantly the time used by the synthetic cluster generation function.
This also complicates matters with binarity assignation (see #198), since keeping stars beyond the max-mag-cut means most stars selected to be binaries will be located beyond the max-mag-cut limit simply because most stars are located in the lower regions of the sequence.
The above is not necessary, provides no immediate benefit, and could disrupt the process of generating a synthetic cluster quite a bit.
Instead, add IDs to differentiate single stars from binaries.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: