Class
NumCosmoXcorKernelCMBISW
Description [src]
final class NumCosmo.XcorKernelCMBISW : NumCosmo.XcorKernel
{
/* No available fields */
}
Implementation of NcXcorKernel for integrated Sachs-Wolfe (ISW).
The kernel is given by \begin{equation} W^{T_\mathrm{ISW}} (z) = \frac{3 \Omega_m H_0^2}{c^2 (\ell + 1/2)^2} \chi^2(z) \frac{\rm{d}}{\rm{d}z}\left((1 + z)D(z)\right). \end{equation}.
Constructors
nc_xcor_kernel_cmb_isw_new
Creates a new NcXcorLimberKernelCMBISW for computing the CMB integrated
Sachs-Wolfe (ISW) effect kernel. This kernel describes the correlation between
the CMB temperature anisotropies from the ISW effect and large-scale structure.
Instance methods
nc_xcor_kernel_cmb_isw_eval_KL_max
Evaluates KL_max at the given y value from kernel analysis using the Limber approximation.
nc_xcor_kernel_cmb_isw_eval_k_epsilon
Evaluates k_epsilon at the given y value from kernel analysis.
nc_xcor_kernel_cmb_isw_set_epsilon
Sets the epsilon value used in kernel analysis to determine where the kernel drops to epsilon * K_max. Default value is 1.0e-3.
Methods inherited from NcXcorKernel (35)
Please see NcXcorKernel for a full list of methods.
Properties
Properties inherited from NcXcorKernel (12)
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:adaptive-boundary-tries
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:adaptive-epsilon
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:dist
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:expansion-factor
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:integrator
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:l-limber
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:lmax
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:max-border-expansions
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:max-iter
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:powspec
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:reltol
NumCosmo.XcorKernel:scaled-abstol
Properties inherited from NcmModel (9)
NumCosmoMath.Model:implementation
NumCosmoMath.Model:name
NumCosmoMath.Model:nick
NumCosmoMath.Model:params-types
NumCosmoMath.Model:reparam
NumCosmoMath.Model:scalar-params-len
NumCosmoMath.Model:sparam-array
NumCosmoMath.Model:submodel-array
NumCosmoMath.Model:vector-params-len
Signals
Signals inherited from GObject (1)
GObject::notify
The notify signal is emitted on an object when one of its properties has its value set through g_object_set_property(), g_object_set(), et al.