Synchrotron logpoltens

[zonca]

• Import notebook from @giuspugl
• use local data path
• run namaster
• set output_lmax temporarily to lmax
• import mask reading code from the dust model notebook

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[zonca]

started from https://gist.github.com/giuspugl/c44d061bde1bf1391c3d10ae29acb1e0

@giuspugl it seems like nlb is not defined in the notebook, should I take the same binning from the notebook about dust?

copied here for reference:

nlb= {'BK':35, 'gal020':25, 'gal040':15,'gal080':4 } 

[giuspugl]

should I take the same binning from the notebook about dust?
Yes!

[zonca]

@giuspugl I'm at the comparison with PySM 2.

beta_update and beta_update_mod are undefined.

[zonca]

@giuspugl I'm at the comparison with PySM 2.

beta_update and beta_update_mod are undefined.

nevermind, they are for the next section, which I am not going to include

[zonca]

@giuspugl do you have an explanation for the difference between large scales in PySM 2 vs 3?

[giuspugl]

Yeah sorry about the small bugs in the notebook !

do you have an explanation for the difference between large scales in PySM 2 vs 3?

sure ! We followed @NicolettaK suggestions and increased the amplitude of beta_s to make it consistent with the latest SPASS observations .

[zonca]

ok, thanks

[zonca]

Ok, everything seems fine, I have a clean execution of the notebook:

https://gist.github.com/69b640b3dbbd4f719f180590bec579e8

Next I'll modify it to extend to N_side 8192, but first I'll focus on dust.

[zonca]

rebased on current main (which is 3.4.0b1)

[zonca]

execution at N_side 2048: https://gist.github.com/e84e1938272c9afc2a4355b4eefd7802
launching execution at 8192 for final products