CLASS MANUAL
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#include "transfer.h"
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Data Structures | |
struct | harmonic |
Documented includes for harmonic module
struct harmonic |
Structure containing everything about anisotropy and Fourier power spectra that other modules need to know.
Once initialized by harmonic_init(), contains a table of all 's and P(k) as a function of multipole/wavenumber, mode (scalar/tensor...), type (for 's: TT, TE...), and pairs of initial conditions (adiabatic, isocurvatures...).
Data Fields | ||
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int | non_diag |
sets the number of cross-correlation spectra that you want to calculate: 0 means only auto-correlation, 1 means only adjacent bins, and number of bins minus one means all correlations |
int | md_size |
number of modes (scalar, tensor, ...) included in computation |
int | index_md_scalars |
index for scalar modes |
int * | ic_size |
for a given mode, ic_size[index_md] = number of initial conditions included in computation |
int * | ic_ic_size |
for a given mode, ic_ic_size[index_md] = number of pairs of (index_ic1, index_ic2) with index_ic2 >= index_ic1; this number is just N(N+1)/2 where N = ic_size[index_md] |
short ** | is_non_zero |
for a given mode, is_non_zero[index_md][index_ic1_ic2] is set to true if the pair of initial conditions (index_ic1, index_ic2) are statistically correlated, or to false if they are uncorrelated |
int | has_tt |
do we want ? (T = temperature) |
int | has_ee |
do we want ? (E = E-polarization) |
int | has_te |
do we want ? |
int | has_bb |
do we want ? (B = B-polarization) |
int | has_pp |
do we want ? ( = CMB lensing potential) |
int | has_tp |
do we want ? |
int | has_ep |
do we want ? |
int | has_dd |
do we want ? (d = density) |
int | has_td |
do we want ? |
int | has_pd |
do we want ? |
int | has_ll |
do we want ? (l = galaxy lensing potential) |
int | has_tl |
do we want ? |
int | has_dl |
do we want ? |
int | index_ct_tt |
index for type |
int | index_ct_ee |
index for type |
int | index_ct_te |
index for type |
int | index_ct_bb |
index for type |
int | index_ct_pp |
index for type |
int | index_ct_tp |
index for type |
int | index_ct_ep |
index for type |
int | index_ct_dd |
first index for type ((d_size*d_size-(d_size-non_diag)*(d_size-non_diag-1)/2) values) |
int | index_ct_td |
first index for type (d_size values) |
int | index_ct_pd |
first index for type (d_size values) |
int | index_ct_ll |
first index for type ((d_size*d_size-(d_size-non_diag)*(d_size-non_diag-1)/2) values) |
int | index_ct_tl |
first index for type (d_size values) |
int | index_ct_dl |
first index for type (d_size values) |
int | d_size |
number of bins for which density Cl's are computed |
int | ct_size |
number of types requested |
int * | l_size |
number of multipole values for each requested mode, l_size[index_md] |
int | l_size_max |
greatest of all l_size[index_md] |
double * | l |
list of multipole values l[index_l] |
int ** | l_max_ct |
last multipole (given as an input) at which we want to output 's for a given mode and type; l[index_md][l_size[index_md]-1] can be larger than l_max[index_md], in order to ensure a better interpolation with no boundary effects |
int * | l_max |
last multipole (given as an input) at which we want to output 's for a given mode (maximized over types); l[index_md][l_size[index_md]-1] can be larger than l_max[index_md], in order to ensure a better interpolation with no boundary effects |
int | l_max_tot |
last multipole (given as an input) at which we want to output 's (maximized over modes and types); l[index_md][l_size[index_md]-1] can be larger than l_max[index_md], in order to ensure a better interpolation with no boundary effects |
double ** | cl |
table of anisotropy spectra for each mode, multipole, pair of initial conditions and types, cl[index_md][(index_l * phr->ic_ic_size[index_md] + index_ic1_ic2) * phr->ct_size + index_ct] |
double ** | ddcl |
second derivatives of previous table with respect to l, in view of spline interpolation |
struct fourier * | pfo |
a pointer to the fourier structure is stored in the harmonic structure. This odd, unusual and unelegant feature has been introduced in v2.8 in order to keep in use some deprecated functions harmonic_pk_...() that are now pointing at new function fourier_pk_...(). In the future, if the deprecated functions are removed, it will be possible to remove also this pointer. |
short | harmonic_verbose |
flag regulating the amount of information sent to standard output (none if set to zero) |
ErrorMsg | error_message |
zone for writing error messages |