| | 1 | These are the different types of models that psphot takes: |
| | 2 | |
| | 3 | (these are located in psModules/src/objects/models) |
| | 4 | |
| | 5 | || psphot name || filename || function || comment || |
| | 6 | || PS_MODEL_GAUSS || pmModel_GAUSS.c || exp(-z) || Pure gaussian || |
| | 7 | ||PS_MODEL_PGAUSS || pmModel_PGAUSS.c || 1 / (1 + z + z^2^/2 + z^3^/6) || Gaussian taylor expansion || |
| | 8 | ||PS_MODEL_PS1_V1 || pmModel_PS1_V1.c || 1 / (1 + kz + z^(3.33/2)^) (z = r^2^, so r^3.33^) || power-law with fitted linear term || |
| | 9 | ||PS_MODEL_QGAUSS || pmModel_QGAUSS.c || 1 / (1 + kz + z^2.25^) || power-law with fitted linear term || |
| | 10 | ||PS_MODEL_RGAUSS || pmModel_RGAUSS.c || 1 / (1 + z + z^alpha^) || power-law with fitted slope || |
| | 11 | ||PS_MODEL_SERSIC || pmModel_SERSIC.c || f = exp(-z^n^) || || |
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