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growth_factor module
returns linear growth factor and growth rate for flat cosmology with either const w or variable DE eos w(a) = w + (1-a)*wa
Name: growth_factor
File: cosmosis-standard-library/structure/growth_factor/interface.so
Version: 1
Author(s):
- CosmoSIS Team
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Rules:
Assumptions:
- linear growth factor and rate in flat cosmology
Explanation
This simple module calculates the linear growth factor D, and linear growth rate, f, for flat cosmology with either const w or variable DE eos w(a) = w + (1-a)*wa
. Where D, f are defined by the growth of a
linear perturbation, delta, with scale factor a: delta(a') = delta(a)*(D(a')/D(a))
and f = dlnD/dlna
##Parameters
These parameters can be set in the module's section in the ini parameter file.
If no default is specified then the parameter is required.
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
zmin | Real, min value to save f,D (default = 0.0) |
zmax | Real, max value to save f,D (default = 3.0) |
dz | Real, redshift binsize (default = 0.01) |
zmax_log | Real, default=1100. redshift max for additional z values tacked above zmax, log space |
nz_log | int, default=0. number of log spaced values (if 0 then no log-spaced values) |
##Inputs
These parameters and data are inputs to the module, either supplied as parameters by the sampler or computed by some previous module. They are loaded from the data block.
Section | Parameter | Description |
---|---|---|
cosmological_parameters | omega_m | real, baryon + cdm density fraction today |
omega_lambda | real, dark energy density today (default 1-omega_m) | |
w | real, w(z=0) equation of state of dark energy (default -1.0) | |
wa | real, equation of state parameter w(z) = w_0 + w_a z / (1+z) (default 0.0) |
##Outputs
These parameters and data are computed as outputs from the module
Section | Parameter | Description |
---|---|---|
growth_parameters | d_z | 1D real array, linear growth factor D |
f_z | 1D real array, linear growth rate f | |
z | 1D real array, redshift of samples |
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