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I create a new folder in /precession called 'ecc', where I place the code for executing the precession code to eccentric orbits. In this way, if one wishes to use the eccentric version, they have to call `import precession.ecc`. Note: precession.ecc contains just the functions, which are different from precession. I can also change that such that all the functions can be called using precession.ecc
- The conf.py file is the same ( i just added a path) - The index.rst is changed. I removed the file auto and split it into two: `circular` -> for the documentation of precession, and `eccentric` -> for the documentation of eccentric functions.
I implemented the comments. Now, there is only the precession folder, within which there are two codes: precession.py and eccentricity.py. I tested the imports and the documentation locally and they work.
Sorry, I forgot to comment out a line, and the dependencies were not correct. Now everything should work. I also checked that precession.eccentricity. ispiral_orbav with e=0 returns the same results as the circular case when the spin terms are tuned off.
- I have checked and corrected the orbit-averaged equations. I checked that they return the circular case for e=0 when the spin effects are turned off. - I corrected the circular functions for converting gwfrequency to pnseparation (and vice versa) to include the spin-induced quadrupole contribution - I have added eccentric functions for converting the semi-major axis to the GW frequency. I leave the user to decide which harmonic to select. The default is 2. - I have added a function for calculating the harmonic at which there is the maximum emission of Gw
I have: - imported explicitly all the functions from precession and added to the __all__ variable ( only way I have found to make all the functions appear in the documentation of precession.eccentricity, and not just those I define explicitly in the eccentrcity.py code. - I have modified the readme -I have added section 4 in the example ( comparison of the same inspiral with and without eccentricity)
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Merging @gfumagalli 's eccentric code into master