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There are two things that could be improved about the way wavelengths are currently handled.
Log-uniform wavelengths (uniform velocity steps) provide a better sampling for broad wavelength ranges. It makes for much saner calculations from the UV to the IR, and makes, e.g. Synthetic photometry #261 easier/faster. It also makes convolutions with velocity kernels really mathematically nice, and potentially faster using FFTs.
Having to pass a vector of Julia ranges in order to get non-contiguous wavelength ranges is a big pain if you are using python.
My current thinking is that this is worth doing, but I'm going to let the idea cure for a bit.
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I'm leaving this open for now. #336 does most of this, but doesn't make all the breaking changes that are required for me to move to log-uniform wavelength sampling without anyone noticing.
There are two things that could be improved about the way wavelengths are currently handled.
My current thinking is that this is worth doing, but I'm going to let the idea cure for a bit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: