Announcing v1.2.1 of GravHopper, the easy-to-use computationally-efficient Python-interface N-body code.
New in this version: calculate potentials from a particle distribution.
github.com/jbailinua/gravhop…gravhopper.readthedocs.io
Announcing GravHopper v1.2!
Easy fast Python N-body simulations.
New features:
- Agama external potentials
- Calculate force at arbitrary positions
- Pynbody/Astropy unit converter
- Fixed API deprecation compile error
gravhopper.readthedocs.iogithub.com/jbailinua/gravhop…
Announcing GravHopper v1.1.1. The one important change relates to using galpy external potentials -- this keeps up with a function renaming in galpy 1.8. Also there are now wheels for Mac silicon.
pip install --upgrade gravhopper
github.com/jbailinua/gravhop…
Announcing GravHopper v1.1.1. The one important change relates to using galpy external potentials -- this keeps up with a function renaming in galpy 1.8. Also there are now wheels for Mac silicon.
pip install --upgrade gravhopper
github.com/jbailinua/gravhop…
💫 New version of galpy (1.8.0)! 💫
Highlights:
- Support for including the MW frame's acceleration due to the LMC
- Particle-spray technique for generating stellar streams
- In-browser, installation-free, fast use through @pyodide ⤵️
Start here: docs.galpy.org/en/v1.8.0/
Features: BH tree in C for speed, simple Python interface, @astropy units, external forces using galpy, gala, or handwritten functions. Interfaces with pynbody. Lots of examples in the docs! 2/
Full documentation with installation instructions and examples:
gravhopper.readthedocs.io
For more find me at #AAS239 on Wednesday at poster 369.14
/fin