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NMMA is capable of performing combined analyses to constrain: | NMMA is capable of performing combined analyses to constrain: | ||
- | - the neutron star equation of state (EOS), and | + | * the neutron star equation of state (EOS), and |
- | - the Hubble Constant. | + | |
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+ | In the following, we will take the EOS analysis as an example. | ||
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+ | ==== EOS analysis ==== | ||
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+ | **Generate a simulation set** | ||
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+ | First of all, you need to create an output directory, this output will host all the data that will be used to constrain the EOS. | ||
+ | mkdir -p ./output | ||
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+ | Running the following command line will generate a json file (injection.json) with the BILBY processing of compact binary merging events. We take here binaries of type BNS (NSBH is also an option). This injection comprises a simulation set of parameters: '' | ||
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+ | nmma_create_injection --prior-file ./ | ||
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+ | **Light curve posterior** | ||
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+ | EM data will house the posteriors of the electromagnetic data you will produce: in particular the lc.csv (./ | ||
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+ | for macroeventID in {0..99} | ||
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+ | do | ||
+ | mkdir -p ./ | ||
+ | light_curve_analysis --model Bu2019lm --svd-path ./svdmodels --gptype tensorflow --outdir ./ | ||
+ | done | ||
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- | In the following, we will take as an example the EOS analysis. | ||
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