CoReCon: open Collection of Reionization Constraints¶

CoReCon is an open collection of constraints on various physical quantities linked to the Epoch of Reionization (EoR).

It is built to be easily complemented by contribution from the scientific community, thanks to a simple data form that supports two different ways of input data.

CoReCon takes care of loading and interpreting the data, and presenting them in an organic and ready-to-use way. It also implement simple slicing capabilities, which allow to perform simple data filtering.

Using CoReCon¶

Installation¶

CoReCon is still in the beta-testing phase. If you want to try it out, it can be installed as a python module, using:

pip install corecon

Tutorial¶

For an introduction on how to use CoReCon, check Using CoReCon: tutorial.

Function Docs¶

The documentation for CoReCon public functions can be found at Functions Documentation.

Available constraints¶

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Adding your constraint¶

CoReCon has been developed with in mind the contribution from the community. In order to add a constraint to the available one, we provide an empty Data Entry Template.

In order to make your new constraint available to the community, you can submit a pull request to the CoReCon repository or simply send it via email to the code author.

Reporting issues and contributing¶

If you find any issue with this module, please use the issues tracker.

You can contribute via the repository.

Author¶

Enrico Garaldi: Post-doctoral fellow,

Max-Planck-Insitut fur Astrophysik

Garching bei Munchen, Germany

email: egaraldi ~at~ mpa-garching ~dot~mpg ~dot~ de