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I was wondering why both XIMG and YIMG are length four arrays. I thought this would be the X and Y position of the lensing galaxy, which would just be a float. If I would want to select the X position of the lens, could I just go with the first number? The third and the fourth number always seem to be zero.
Thanks!
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XIMG and YIMG are the x and y sky positions, East and North of the lens
galaxy center, of the quasar image positions. If NIM=2 then the last two
values are zero, but if its a quad system then all four values should be
non-zero. Note that the MAG and time delay arrays also have four
components, for the image magnifications and time delays. You'll need to
use these maginfications when predicting image fluxes in each band based on
your painted sources.
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Hi @drphilmarshall <https://github.com/drphilmarshall> ,
I was wondering why both XIMG and YIMG are length four arrays. I thought
this would be the X and Y position of the lensing galaxy, which would just
be a float. If I would want to select the X position of the lens, could I
just go with the first number? The third and the fourth number always seem
to be zero.
Thanks!
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Hi @drphilmarshall ,
I was wondering why both XIMG and YIMG are length four arrays. I thought this would be the X and Y position of the lensing galaxy, which would just be a float. If I would want to select the X position of the lens, could I just go with the first number? The third and the fourth number always seem to be zero.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: