gravelamps.lensing.point
Isolated Point Mass Lensing Functions
Following are functions performing calculations for an isolated point lens mass density profile model. The module backed is based in libpoint.
Written by Mick Wright 2022
Globals
- _cdllctypes.CDLL
- Library of C++ functions necessary for calculations 
- _additional_argumentslist of str
- Additional arguments required to construct interpolator data 
- _additional_argument_typeslist of types
- Types of the arguments that are given above 
- _lens_parameterslist of str
- Parameters used for the model 
Routines
- time_delay_to_redshifted_lens_mass
- Caclulates redshifted lens mass required for given time delay and dimensionless time delay to correlate 
- calculate_dimensionless_time_delay
- Computes the dimensionless time delay corresponding to a given source source_position 
- magnification
- Computes the magnification of the specified image at the given source position 
- single_image_amplification
- Computes the geometric optics amplification factor for only the specified image 
- amplification_factor
- Calculates geometric optics amplification factor 
- generate_interpolator_data
- Generates the amplification factor data files for use in interpolator generation 
Functions
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 | Calculates redshifted lens mass required for given time delay and dimensionless time delay to | 
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 | Computes the dimensionless time delay that corresponds to the source position. | 
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 | Computes the magnification of the specified image at the source position given. | 
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 | Computes the relative magnification of two images at the given source position. | 
| Calculates the geometric optics amplification factor for only the specified image | |
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 | Calculates geometric optics amplification factor. | 
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 | Generates the amplification factor data files for use in interpolator generation. | 
Module Contents
- gravelamps.lensing.point.redshifted_lens_mass(time_delay_value, dimensionless_time_delay_value)
- Calculates redshifted lens mass required for given time delay and dimensionless time delay to correlate. - This is a rearranging of the relationship between the time delay and the dimensionless equivalent, which for the isolated point mass model is given by td = 4 * Mlz * dim_td - Parameters:
- time_delay_valuefloat
- Physical time delay between two signals in seconds 
- dimensionless_time_delay_valuefloat
- Corresponding dimensionless time delay between the two signals 
 
- Returns:
- massfloat
- Physical mass that connects the physical and dimensionless time delays 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.dimensionless_time_delay(source_position)
- Computes the dimensionless time delay that corresponds to the source position. - This is a wrapper function to the C++ function PyTimeDelay within libpoint for the given source position. - Parameters:
- source_positionfloat
- Dimensionless displacement from the optical axis 
 
- Returns:
- float
- Dimensionless time delay produced by the lensing of the signals with given source position 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.magnification(source_position, image)
- Computes the magnification of the specified image at the source position given. - This is a wrapper function to the C++ function PyMagnification within libpoint. - Parameters:
- source_positionfloat
- Dimensionless displacement from the optical axis 
- imageint
- Which image to compute. 1 corresponds to the + image and 0 corresponds to the - image. 
 
- Returns:
- float
- Magnification corresponding to the specified input parameters 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.relative_magnification(source_position)
- Computes the relative magnification of two images at the given source position. - This function computes the two magnifications associated with point mass lensing and returns the ratio (+/-) between them. - Parameters:
- source_positionfloat
- Dimensionless displacement from the optical axis 
 
- Returns:
- mu_relfloat
- Ratio between the magnifications of the + and - image respectively 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.single_image_amplification(dimensionless_frequency_array, source_position, image)
- Calculates the geometric optics amplification factor for only the specified image - This calculation is done using the C++ function PySingleImageAmplification within libpoint for the given dimensionless frequencies and source position, for the specified image. - Parameters:
- dimensionless_frequency_arrayArrayLike
- Dimensionless form of the frequencies of interest 
- source_positionfloat
- Dimensionless displacement from the optical axis 
- imageint
- Which image to compute, 1 corresponds to the + image and 0 corresponds to the - image 
 
- Returns:
- amplification_arrayArrayLike
- Amplification of the image signal for the frequency range at the specified source position 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.amplification_factor(dimensionless_frequency_array, source_position)
- Calculates geometric optics amplification factor. - This calculation is done using C++ function PyAmplificationFactorGeometric within libpoint for the given dimensionless frequencies and source position. - Parameters:
- dimensionless_frequency_arrayArray of floats
- Dimensionless form of the frequencies of interest 
- source_positionfloat
- Dimensionless displacement from the optical axis 
 
- Returns:
- amplification_arrayArray of complex
- Amplification factor to the signal 
 
 
- gravelamps.lensing.point.generate_interpolator_data(config, args, file_dict)
- Generates the amplification factor data files for use in interpolator generation. - This is done via the C++ GenerateLensData function within libpoint. It will read in the specified grid files and fill the data files with the appropriate values of the amplification factor. This can be done in wave and geometric optics. - Parameters:
- configconfigparser.ConfigParser
- Object containing settings from user INI file 
- argsargparse.Namespace
- Object containing commandline arguments to program 
- file_dictdict
- Contains paths to the interpolator grid and data files to fill