When getting the initial spectra of different models, if the user passes multiple time entries the Fornax2021 model cannot handle it where the others (that I have tested) can.
minimal example to reproduce;
from snewpy.neutrino import Flavor
from astropy import units as u
from snewpy.models.ccsn import Bollig_2016, Fornax_2021
bollig = Bollig_2016(filename=snewpy_models_path+"Bollig_2016/s11.2c")
fornax = Fornax_2021(filename=snewpy_models_path+"Fornax_2021/lum_spec_13M_r10000_dat.h5")
print(fornax.get_initial_spectra(t=[10]*u.s, E=10*u.MeV, flavors=[Flavor.NU_E])[Flavor.NU_E])
print(bollig.get_initial_spectra(t=[10]*u.s, E=10*u.MeV, flavors=[Flavor.NU_E])[Flavor.NU_E])
print(bollig.get_initial_spectra(t=[10, 12]*u.s, E=10*u.MeV, flavors=[Flavor.NU_E])[Flavor.NU_E])
print(fornax.get_initial_spectra(t=[10, 15]*u.s, E=10*u.MeV, flavors=[Flavor.NU_E])[Flavor.NU_E])
Multiple t's work for Bollig but not for the Fornax model.
When getting the initial spectra of different models, if the user passes multiple time entries the
Fornax2021model cannot handle it where the others (that I have tested) can.minimal example to reproduce;
Multiple
t's work for Bollig but not for the Fornax model.The
snewpyversion I use issnewpy==1.3This issue was also mentioned in #221