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Plotting Teff(t) with plot_cooling #110
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An (unofficial) thanks for already having added the feature! That was fast and is practical. I am a bit confused or surprised about the bounds in
and got
Now, in hindsight it makes sense that the uniform prior for the mass be much larger than the normal priors I set but at first I was surprised why the range is so large (and the lower limit actually larger than the prior I put in). Correspondingly, even with only 50 points, the run was taking forever and actually never finishing. I guess it is some issue of going off the model grid but maybe it could be helpful if some bounds were re-adjusted automatically and/or warnings given? Two small things in passing:
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I have made some improvements for when a prior or luminosity is outside the grid range. Could you test once more 😊? |
Thanks! Indeed, with the same
and in another context, I did run into However, The black line is -3.6 dex, and there should be many solutions for masses between 10.48 MJ (= 10 millisolarmasses 🤓) and whatever, and ages between 3 Myr and 150 Myr, with the normal priors not even very tight. Is it a units issue somewhere? Or is it because of the non-monotonic behaviour (due to the deuterium-burning shoulder)? |
Also, if I accidentally set too low a lower bound on the blackbody (
but it is not so obvious right away what the cause is, and it requires killing the session (pausing |
Hello Tomas,
A logical and useful extension to
plot_cooling
would be to plot the effective temperature!Thanks,
Gabriel
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