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Hello, thank you very much for your packages. It is very useful.
I would like to know if it is normal that for FeH < -2, the isochrone seems to be truncated respect to the -2 case. I have tested for values like -2.001 and I still obtain a very short isochrone, seems to be only the main sequence. I paste my code:
import ezmist
filters = "UBVRIplus"
age = 12e9
metal = -2.001
age_scale = "linear"
r = ezmist.get_one_isochrone(age=age, FeH=metal, v_div_vcrit=0.0,
age_scale=age_scale, output_option="photometry",
output=filters, Av_value=0.0)
r_color = r["Gaia_BP_EDR3"]-r["Gaia_RP_EDR3"]
import pylab as plt
plt.scatter(r_color, r['Gaia_G_EDR3'],marker=".")
plt.show()
Thank you very much for your help.
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Hi @mfouesneau thank you for your fast answer. Here I attach a plot with two isochrones, the blue is for FeH=-2 and the red is for FeH=-2.001. For the latter case you obtain a full isochrone?
I used the same code snippet above. Thank you very much for any orientation.
Hello, thank you very much for your packages. It is very useful.
I would like to know if it is normal that for FeH < -2, the isochrone seems to be truncated respect to the -2 case. I have tested for values like -2.001 and I still obtain a very short isochrone, seems to be only the main sequence. I paste my code:
Thank you very much for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: