Closed IsobeYuki closed 5 years ago
dear Yuki, sorry for not answering your mail earlier, the error it's actually self-explained, it arises since the quantity hbaa@6563
is not an adjustable parameter of the model. Our approach is to model a galaxy SED in terms of physical parameters, which means that the emission line strenghts are determined by a set of physical parameters. If you take a look at the Beagle manual (https://www.overleaf.com/read/wkhmzbcwmkqz) you'll find a list of adjustable parameters, those starting with nebular_
control, along with the sfr
or specific_sfr
, the strength of the different emission lines. You can, however, fit emission lines, by including the spectral indices configuration file (as you did). By simply removing the HBaA@6563
parameter from the parameter file your fitting should work, let me know if this clears things.
Thanks to your advice, BEAGLE finally ran!
You can, however, fit emission lines, by including the spectral indices configuration file (as you did). By simply removing the
HBaA@6563
parameter from the parameter file your fitting should work, let me know if this clears things.
As you said, commenting out the line related to HBaA@6563
in the parameter file (and adding the information of pseudo continuum), I obtained the fitting results. I checked that they are different from those with no emission lines by a factor of ~2. Actually, however, I'm wondering why it works even though I remove descriptions of flux parameters from the parameter file and whether this analysis is truly what I'd like to do.
The reason is the one I pointed out above, in Beagle we use a physical model, determined by a set of physical parameters, to fit a galaxy SED/spectrum, and the flux of an emission line is not a physical parameter. The star formation rate, gas metallicity, ionization parameter, and so on are physical parameters. If you get a good agreement between the observed line flux and the line flux predicted by Beagle, then it means you’re doing the right things.
Now I understand what you mean. Thank you very much for your help! Closing.
Great! :)
When fitting photometry with fixed Ha flux, I got this error:
[ERROR: Parameter
hbaa@6563
does not correspond to any physical parameter ] [FUNCTION: "change_galaxy_parameters" ] [MODULE: "parameters_handling" ]Program received signal SIGSEGV: Segmentation fault - invalid memory reference.
I attached the parameter file and the spectral indices configuration file used for this analysis. If you need more information, please tell me. I really appreciate if you help me. SpecIndiceConfig.txt test.txt