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AST4001-Extragalactic-Astronomy

AST4001 - Extragalactic Course

PyPhotometry

𖥔 PyPhotometry is a Python package based on a Fortran legacy package that allows you to compute photometric fluxes and magnitudes in various photometric systems. The package provides different magnitude systems

PyKinematicalBroadening

Extragalactic Kinematics is an exciting tool that utilizes a kernel (e.g., Gaussian) to broaden models in velocity space, resulting in a highly accurate and detailed output. With this repository, you can easily apply kinematical broadening to your models and gain valuable insights into extragalactic kinematics.

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WorkFlowSort

Display your Workflows in your repositories sorted by name, start time, or end time.

neutrinomuon

⚛ Config files for my GitHub profile.

TreeHue

🌲Enhance your directory tree visualization with colorful representations using TreeHue, a Python package that brings vibrancy to your file system structure.

FileSeeker

🗄️ Search in your directory and subdirectories recursively to find a file with a given pattern.

PyIntegral

🕮 Python script to integrate arrays, functions numerically using different methods. It was build for educational purposes. Original Fortran 2003+ legacy routines date back to 2003-2004. Read the LICENSE.txt file.

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PyFluxconserving

PyFluxconserving is a set of Fortran 2003+ legacy routines with Python. There are some options for the flux-conserving algorithm. It also includes interpolation scripts.

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UpdateREADME

Update Readme file with version and STRUCTURE of repository

fetch_sdss_images

🌌 Download SDSS images using python and choosing the Data Release distribution. Default last SDSS release DR18

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