Set of tools to study how space-telescopes with spin-precession scan strategies observe the sky
Project description
nutpy
Author
Juan Bermejo Ballesteros (juan.bermejo@protonmail.com)
Description
nutpy is a set of tools to study how space-telescopes with spin-precession scan strategies observe the sky. It has been developed by students from the Technical University from Madrid (Spain).
Installation
Please check the Installation Guide in the project wiki.
Documentation
Basic documentation can be found here and some examples can also be found in binder.
Contributing
If you are interested in contributing to nutpy in someway, just contact me! You can find my email at the top and bottom of this readme.
Problems
If you find any problem using mubody (quite probable to be fair), please open an issue in the issue tracker.
Citation
If you have used mubody, please cite us using:
Bermejo-Ballesteros, Juan, et al. "Visibility study in a chief-deputy formation for CMB polarization missions." The Journal of the Astronautical Sciences 69.3 (2022): 651-691.
License
nutpy is released under the MIT license, hence allowing commercial use of the library. Please refer to the LICENSE file
Contact
For any questions you can contact us using:
juan.bermejo@protonmail.com
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