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Definition of power law with exponential cut off #220
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@GernotMaier - The difference in the equations you give is just whether they contain In gamma-cat we currently use You can see this in the schema:
and how the catalog is filled: Line 325 in ba11b08
Indeed when we map to a spectral model in Gammapy Note that if needed, we can add more spectral models to gamma-cat and Gammapy. @GernotMaier - So is there an issue with the data entry for VERITAS? The HESS catalog will come out soon and I want to add the data to gamma-cat. There we use |
OK - everything clear. I missed the 1/E_cut and was simply confused - so nothing additional is needed and there is no issue with this. (good to be closed). |
Noticed right that the definition of the power law with exponential cut off is different than expected. Can you please confirm?
I've expected: dN/dE = I0 · (E/E_ref)−Γ · exp(−E/Ecut)
Looks like the implementation is dN/dE = I0 · (E/E_ref)−Γ · exp(−E*lambda)
If this is true, all ecpl in the VERITAS files need to be adjusted. I will do this, but please confirm that the second implementation is the one used.
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