make_sed_phangs_tables.pro
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PRO make_sed_phangs_tables,test=test,show_seds=show_seds,grid_type=grid_type,isrf_class=isrf_class
;make_sed_phangs_tables,/show ;That's a test
;make_sed_phangs_tables,grid_type=1,/show_seds,/test ;That's a test
;make_sed_phangs_tables,/test,grid_type=2,/show_seds,isrf_class=15
;make_sed_phangs_tables,/test,grid_type=3,/show_seds
;make_sed_phangs_tables,grid_type=300,/show_seds
;=== This is needed for Phangs work
;defsysv,'!phangs_data_dir','/Volumes/PILOT_FLIGHT1/PHANGS/'
;defsysv,'!phangs_data_dir','/data/projects/phangs/'
;=== This is where the grids will be written
;dir=!dustem_wrap_soft_dir+'/Grids/'
dir=!phangs_data_dir+'/ISRF/GRIDS/'
dustem_define_la_common
use_grid_type='0'
IF keyword_set(grid_type) THEN BEGIN
use_grid_type=grid_type
ENDIF
test_str=''
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
test_str='TEST_'
ENDIF
CASE use_grid_type OF
'0': BEGIN ;======= This is for test only
!quiet=1
model='DBP90'
;===== This is to do a small test_table
pd = [ $
'(*!dustem_params).G0' $ ;G0
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [10]
iv_Nvalues=[2]
plog=[1]
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).grains(0).mdust_o_mh',$ ;PAH0 mass fraction
'(*!dustem_params).grains(1).mdust_o_mh']
fiv=[1.e-3,1.e-2]
table_name=dir+'TEST_'+model+'_G0.fits'
dustem_init,model=model
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (default=ALL)
;filters=[(*!dustem_filters).nircam.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).miri.filter_names]
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds,/print_params,filters=filters
END
'1': BEGIN ;======= This is to produce a grid with the DBP90 model + Mathis field for G0 and PAH abundance
!quiet=1
model='DBP90'
;===== This is to do a small test_table
pd = [ $
'(*!dustem_params).G0', $ ;G0
'(*!dustem_params).grains(0).mdust_o_mh',$ ;PAH0 mass fraction
'(*!dustem_params).grains(1).mdust_o_mh'] ;VSG mass fraction
iv_min = [0.1,1.e-4,1.e-4]
iv_max = [100,1.e-1,1.e-1]
plog=[1,1,1]
fpd=[]
fiv=[]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[5,3,3]
iv_Nvalues=[2,2,2]
table_name=dir+'TEST_'+model+'_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[50,20,20]
table_name=dir+model+'_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs.fits'
ENDELSE
dustem_init,model=model
;=== select filters to be used for the grid
filters=[(*!dustem_filters).nircam.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).miri.filter_names]
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
END
'2': BEGIN ;This is DPB90 model with PHANGS ISRF classes
!quiet=1
model='DBP90' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2', $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
'(*!dustem_params).grains(0).mdust_o_mh',$ ;PAH0 mass fraction
'(*!dustem_params).grains(1).mdust_o_mh'] ;VSG mass fraction
iv_min = [0.1,1.e-4,1.e-4]
iv_max = [100,1.e-1,1.e-1]
plog=[1,1,1]
Nclass=31L
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
filters=[(*!dustem_filters).nircam.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).miri.filter_names, $
(*!dustem_filters).iras.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).pacs.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).spire.filter_names]
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. alos removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[2,2,2]
iv_Nvalues=[4,4,6,10]
table_name=dir+'TEST_'+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[50,20,20]
table_name=dir+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDELSE
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
END
'3': BEGIN ;This is DPB90 model with DL07 ISRF prescription (a la Chastanet)
!quiet=1
model='DBP90' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_dl07_isrf_model_3', $ ;Umin factor [0.1-100] 6 values
'dustem_plugin_dl07_isrf_model_1', $ ;gamma factor [0.0,0.02] 5 values
'(*!dustem_params).grains(0).mdust_o_mh',$ ;PAH0 mass fraction [1.e-4,1.e-1] 20 values
'(*!dustem_params).grains(1).mdust_o_mh' $ ;VSG mass fraction [1.e-4,1.e-1] 20 values
]
;iv_min = [0.1,0. ,1.e-4,1.e-4] ;does not run for values =0., because of use of pmin (division by initial value)
iv_min = [0.1,1.e-10 ,1.e-4,1.e-4]
iv_max = [100.,0.02,1.e-1,1.e-1]
plog=[1,0,1,1]
fpd=['dustem_plugin_dl07_isrf_model_2', $ ;alpha=1
'dustem_plugin_dl07_isrf_model_4' $ ;Umax=1.e7
]
fiv=[2.,1.e7] ;This sets the fixed parameters
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=1
!quiet=0
!dustem_nocatch=1
;!dustem_verbose=0
;(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (no definition -> all known filters used)
;filters=[(*!dustem_filters).nircam.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).miri.filter_names, $
; (*!dustem_filters).iras.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).pacs.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).spire.filter_names]
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[2,2,3,3]
iv_Nvalues=[2,2,3,3]
;iv_Nvalues=[4,4,6,10]
table_name=dir+'TEST_'+model+'_DL07ISRF_YPAH_YVSG_Umin_gamma_4Phangs'+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[6,5,20,20]
table_name=dir+model+'_DL07ISRF_YPAH_YVSG_Umin_gamma_4Phangs'+'.fits'
ENDELSE
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
END
'4': BEGIN ;This is DL07 model with PHANGS ISRF classes
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2', $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
'(*!dustem_params).grains(0).mdust_o_mh',$ ;PAH0 mass fraction
'(*!dustem_params).grains(1).mdust_o_mh'] ;VSG mass fraction
;iv_min = [0.1,1.e-4,1.e-4]
;iv_max = [100,1.e-1,1.e-1]
iv_min = [0.1,5.e-5,5.e-5]
iv_max = [1.e6,5.e-1,5.e-1]
plog=[1,1,1]
Nclass=31L
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
;filters=[(*!dustem_filters).nircam.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).miri.filter_names, $
; (*!dustem_filters).iras.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).pacs.filter_names,(*!dustem_filters).spire.filter_names]
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. alos removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[2,2,2]
iv_Nvalues=[2,2,3,5]
table_name=dir+'TEST_'+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[100,20,20]
table_name=dir+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_YPAH_YVSG_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDELSE
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
END
'5': BEGIN ;This is DL07 model with PHANGS ISRF classes, with only G0 as free parameter. This takes way too long
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2' $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [1.e6]
plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min = [1.]
iv_max = [3.]
plog=[1]
ENDIF
;Nclass=31L
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
;filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
filters=get_phangs_filter_names(/order_by_wavelengths)
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. also removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[2]
;table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[100]
ENDELSE
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
;goto,one_by_one
;adding linear parameters abundance
message,'Adding Dust abundances to grid',/continue
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))
;iv_min=[default_value/10.] & iv_max=[default_value*100.]
iv_min=[default_value/10.]
iv_max=[default_value*10.]
iv_Nvalues=[20,20,20]
plog=[1,1,1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min=[default_value/2.] & iv_max=[default_value*2.]
iv_Nvalues=[3,3,3]
plog=[0,0,0]
ENDIF
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
goto,the_end
one_by_one:
;adding linear parameters abundance
message,'Adding PAH0 abundances to grid',/continue
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))[0]
iv_min=[default_value/10.] & iv_max=[default_value*100.] & iv_Nvalues=[100] & plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN iv_Nvalues=[3]
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypahadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
;adding linear parameter PAH1 abundance
message,'Adding PAH1 abundances to grid',/continue
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypahadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))[0]
iv_min=[default_value/10.] & iv_max=[default_value*100.] & iv_Nvalues=[100] & plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN iv_Nvalues=[3]
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
;adding linear parameter VSG abundance
message,'Adding VSG abundances to grid',/continue
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[3].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))[0]
iv_min=[default_value/10.] & iv_max=[default_value*100.] & iv_Nvalues=[100] & plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN iv_Nvalues=[3]
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
END
'22': BEGIN ;This is DL07 model with PHANGS ISRF classes, with only G0 as free parameter. Same as 2, but for DL07 model
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2' $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [100.]
plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min = [.1]
iv_max = [100.]
plog=[1]
ENDIF
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
;filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
filters=get_phangs_filter_names(/order_by_wavelengths)
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. also removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[4]
;table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[19]
iv_Nvalues=[22]
ENDELSE
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
;adding linear parameters (small grains abundances)
message,'Adding Dust abundances to grid',/continue
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))
iv_min=[default_value/10.]
iv_max=[default_value*10.]
;iv_Nvalues=[11,11,11]
iv_Nvalues=[13,13,13]
plog=[1,1,1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min=[default_value/2.]
iv_max=[default_value*2.]
iv_Nvalues=[3,3,3]
plog=[1,1,1]
ENDIF
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
goto,the_end
END
'221': BEGIN ;This is same as 22, but adapted for observed range in NGC0628
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2' $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min = [.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
ENDIF
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
;filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
filters=get_phangs_filter_names(/order_by_wavelengths)
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. also removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[4]
;table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[19]
iv_Nvalues=[12]
ENDELSE
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
;adding linear parameters (small grains abundances)
message,'Adding Dust abundances to grid',/continue
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))
iv_min=[default_value/10.]
iv_max=[default_value[0:1]*10.,default_value[2]*100.]
;iv_Nvalues=[11,11,11]
iv_Nvalues=[13,13,13]
plog=[1,1,1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min=[default_value/2.]
iv_max=[default_value*2.]
iv_Nvalues=[3,3,3]
plog=[1,1,1]
ENDIF
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Ypah2added_adaptedYvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
goto,the_end
END
'222': BEGIN ;This is same as 221, but using the standard DL07 GRAIN.DAT, ie, Ypah+ set by Fortran and PAH keywords set to mix-logn
;Note: This does not really work, because PAH+ contribution does not get multiplied linearly by abundance ...
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2' $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min = [.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
ENDIF
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;stop
(*!dustem_params).grains[0].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn-mix'
(*!dustem_params).grains[1].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn-mix'
;(*!dustem_params).grains[0].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn'
;(*!dustem_params).grains[1].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn'
grain_keywords=[(*!dustem_params).grains.TYPE_KEYWORDS] ;This is to inform dustem_make_sed_table, which actually runs the models
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
;filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
filters=get_phangs_filter_names(/order_by_wavelengths)
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. also removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[4]
;table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_MuseISRF_JWST_G0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
;iv_Nvalues=[19]
iv_Nvalues=[12]
ENDELSE
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_orig_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
;stop
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds, $
grain_keywords=grain_keywords
;adding linear parameters (small grains abundances)
message,'Adding Dust abundances to grid',/continue
;pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))
iv_min=[default_value/10.]
;iv_max=[default_value[0:1]*10.,default_value[2]*100.]
iv_max=[default_value[0]*10.,default_value[1]*100.]
;iv_Nvalues=[11,11,11]
;iv_Nvalues=[13,13,13]
iv_Nvalues=[13,13]
;plog=[1,1,1]
plog=[1,1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min=[default_value/2.]
iv_max=[default_value*2.]
;iv_Nvalues=[3,3,3]
;plog=[1,1,1]
iv_Nvalues=[3,3]
plog=[1,1]
ENDIF
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_orig_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
goto,the_end
END
'223': BEGIN ;This is same as 221, but using the standard DL07 GRAIN.DAT, ie, YPAH0 and Ypah1 keywords set to logn
;Note: This assumes a variable Xion which is different from DL07 and no size depednence of Xion
!quiet=1
model='DL07' ;This is to use the DBP90 dust model
;======= This is to produce a grid with the above model for G0 and PAH abundance and ISRF from the Muse data
;======= Note that g0 is fixed parameters is actually not used, replaced by dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2
pd = [ $
'dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2' $ ;G0 factor for Phangs ISRF classes
]
iv_min = [0.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min = [.1]
iv_max = [10.]
plog=[1]
ENDIF
fpd=['(*!dustem_params).gas.g0','(*!dustem_params).g0','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_1','dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_4'] ;ISRF class to be used
dustem_init,model=model
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
!dustem_verbose=0
(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS='quiet '+(*!dustem_params).KEYWORDS ;This makes Fortran be quiet too
;stop
(*!dustem_params).grains[0].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn'
(*!dustem_params).grains[1].TYPE_KEYWORDS='logn'
grain_keywords=[(*!dustem_params).grains.TYPE_KEYWORDS] ;This is to inform dustem_make_sed_table, which actually runs the models
;=== select filters to be used for the grid (HOOPS, we need MUSE also, and maybe all filters ...)
;filters=dustem_get_all_filter_names()
filters=get_phangs_filter_names(/order_by_wavelengths)
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
fiv=[-1.,1.,use_isrf_class,0.] ;This sets the ISRF class to the requested value. also removes ionising photons.
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
;define the number of free parameters in the grid and the grid fits table name
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[4]
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
iv_Nvalues=[12]
ENDELSE
table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
;stop
dustem_make_sed_table,model,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,fpd=fpd,fiv=fiv,filename=table_name,filters=filters,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds, $
grain_keywords=grain_keywords
;adding linear parameters (small grains abundances)
message,'Adding Dust abundances to grid',/continue
pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
;pd=['(*!dustem_params).grains[0].MDUST_O_MH','(*!dustem_params).grains[2].MDUST_O_MH']
default_value=(dustem_get_param_values_default(pd))
iv_min=[default_value/10.]
iv_max=[default_value[0:1]*10.,default_value[2]*100.]
iv_Nvalues=[13,13,13]
plog=[1,1,1]
IF keyword_set(test) THEN BEGIN
iv_min=[default_value/2.]
iv_max=[default_value*2.]
iv_Nvalues=[3,3,3]
plog=[1,1,1]
ENDIF
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
dustem_add_linear_params2grid,table_name,pd,iv_min,iv_max,iv_Nvalues,out_filename=output_table_name,plog=plog,show_seds=show_seds
goto,the_end
END
'0-200': BEGIN ;This is to extend the range of YG1 by 2 values lower values
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
model='DL07'
!quiet=1
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
input_table_name=dir+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis_YG1lowext'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
add_param_desc='(*!dustem_params).grains[1].MDUST_O_MH'
what_do_we_add='lower'
Nvalues=2
force_grain_keywords=['logn','logn',replicate('?',3)]
dustem_grids_extend_parameter_range,input_table_name,add_param_desc,Nvalues $
,force_grain_keywords=force_grain_keywords $
,output_table_name=output_table_name $
,what_do_we_add=what_do_we_add
goto,the_end
END
'+2000': BEGIN ;This is to extend the range of F0 parameter by 2 values above max.
fortran_user=dustem_set_up_fortran(/random_name) ;use a random fortran number
IF keyword_set(isrf_class) THEN BEGIN ;do just one table
use_isrf_class=isrf_class
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
use_isrf_class=0 ;This is for Mathis field
ENDELSE
model='DL07'
!quiet=1
isrf_class_str='_isrfclass'+strtrim(use_isrf_class,2)
input_table_name=dir+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
output_table_name=dir+test_str+model+'_logn_MuseISRF_JWST_adaptedG0_Ypah1added_Yvsgadded_4Phangs_noionis_F0upext'+isrf_class_str+'.fits'
add_param_desc='dustem_plugin_phangs_class_isrf_2'
what_do_we_add='larger'
Nvalues=2
force_grain_keywords=['logn','logn',replicate('?',3)]
dustem_grids_extend_parameter_range,input_table_name,add_param_desc,Nvalues $
,force_grain_keywords=force_grain_keywords $
,output_table_name=output_table_name $
,what_do_we_add=what_do_we_add
goto,the_end
END
ENDCASE
the_end:
END