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damonge avatar damonge commented on August 30, 2024

@msyriac thanks for opening this one.
This is at the top of my list once the NaMaster paper is out.
I think the main roadblock would be to understand how libsharp uses other pixelization schemes. The rest should be relatively simple to rewrite, since only a few very specific functions make use of built-in healpix subroutines (e.g. the mask apodizers).
In the meantime you have the flat-sky version...

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xzackli avatar xzackli commented on August 30, 2024

I'd like to work on this issue, for the purpose of working with ACT maps! I've talked a little to @msyriac about this already.

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damonge avatar damonge commented on August 30, 2024

OK, great! It'd be great if you guys can have a chat with either Sigurd or Steve Choi at some point. I know there are some subtleties regarding how CAR is interpreted by libsharp, but once those are clarified, it should be easy.

I'd like to be involved in this, although I'll be crazy busy for at least the next week. I can answer any questions you have though.

All the pixel manipulation, currently done in healpix, is taken care of at the C level by healpix_extra.c.

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xzackli avatar xzackli commented on August 30, 2024

The rectpix_both branch now has CAR support for both spin 0 and 2. Three main things still need doing,

  1. I have to add nmt_workspace_CAR read/write functions.
  2. Neither mask apodization nor templates/deprojection are tested.
  3. Unit tests! Documentation!

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msyriac avatar msyriac commented on August 30, 2024

Nice! Is your implementation really specific to CAR, or is it perhaps more general to cylindrical projections or rectangular pixels?

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xzackli avatar xzackli commented on August 30, 2024

It would be easy to use any ring weight scheme that libsharp already supports. This is actually more limited than general CAR -- libsharp supports equidistant cylindrical projection grids (ECP), i.e. the colatitude rings must be evenly spaced and divide the sphere with no remainder, see libsharp paper.

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damonge avatar damonge commented on August 30, 2024

This is amazing @xzackli ! I'll try to work on this a bit over the break.
Quick question: can we get rid of the rectpix branch then? Or is there anything there that isn't in rectpix_both?

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xzackli avatar xzackli commented on August 30, 2024

You're right, I've deleted rectpix since it doesn't have anything useful anymore!

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xzackli avatar xzackli commented on August 30, 2024

Solved by PR #39

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