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@sidneymau ran into the problem that the absolute magnitude calculation requires that the isochrone uses g and r band magnitudes assuming the DES system. We can work around either by having transformation equations for other bands, or by accessing the g and r magnitudes directly from the isochrone. The use of sample makes this a bit more complicated, so maybe we need to make a copy of the isochrone with band_1 = g and band_2 = r.
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@sidneymau ran into the problem that the absolute magnitude calculation requires that the isochrone uses
g
andr
band magnitudes assuming the DES system. We can work around either by having transformation equations for other bands, or by accessing theg
andr
magnitudes directly from the isochrone. The use ofsample
makes this a bit more complicated, so maybe we need to make a copy of the isochrone withband_1 = g
andband_2 = r
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: