Here is a set of formula
(E1) is the formula in the Readme of N5K repo
(E2 &E3) are a reformulation based on the hypothesis of factorization where one can identify the $f_\ell$ auxiliary function
Now, (E4) is the approximation of the problem based on
the sampling in z1/chi1 (z2/ch2) with for instance a 2D-trapezoidal quadrature which fixes the w_i and w_j weights the k-sampling and the use of my 3C integration package which can be used to integrate other sub-k-intervalles.
The 3cint.py is a Python version of the 3cint.cc C++ code, based on a C++ wrapping with SWIG of some C++-header code. As I am not an expert on C++->Python wrapping I can only tell that it works with Linux version and on some Mac-clang install (but not mine :( )
Well , now the tricky thing is to identify the f_ell(k,zi) et f_ell(k,zj) which are the connection with CLL based on Kernel functions & the spherical-bessel-functions.
The 3C algo is the heart of AngpowC++code but the framework (not only C++ vs Python) is completely different.
Hello, Well I have not yet made progress
Here is a set of formula (E1) is the formula in the Readme of N5K repo (E2 &E3) are a reformulation based on the hypothesis of factorization where one can identify the $f_\ell$ auxiliary function Now, (E4) is the approximation of the problem based on the sampling in z1/chi1 (z2/ch2) with for instance a 2D-trapezoidal quadrature which fixes the w_i and w_j weights the k-sampling and the use of my 3C integration package which can be used to integrate other sub-k-intervalles.
The 3cint.py is a Python version of the 3cint.cc C++ code, based on a C++ wrapping with SWIG of some C++-header code. As I am not an expert on C++->Python wrapping I can only tell that it works with Linux version and on some Mac-clang install (but not mine :( )
Well , now the tricky thing is to identify the f_ell(k,zi) et f_ell(k,zj) which are the connection with CLL based on Kernel functions & the spherical-bessel-functions.
The 3C algo is the heart of
Angpow
C++code but the framework (not only C++ vs Python) is completely different.If someone can help, he/she is the welcome.