wpsmesh's Introduction

WPSmesh

The Python module WPSmesh is built upon the nbodykit. We use it to measure the environment-dependent Wavelet Power Spectrum (env-WPS) of the cosmic density field.

The contents of `WPSs(_sub).npz`

>>import numpy as np

# Specify the path
>>path = '/.../.../data/hydro/TNG300/'

# Load .npz files
>>WPSs     = np.load(path+WPSs.npz)      # measured from the full volume
>>WPSs_sub = np.load(path+WPSs_sub.npz)  # measured from the 8 sub-volumes

# View all the constituent files
>>WPSs.files
>>['k_pseu', 'f_vol', 'env_WPS', 'global_WPS']
>>WPSs_sub.files
>>['k_pseu', 'f_vol_sub', 'env_WPS_sub', 'global_WPS_sub']

>>k         = WPSs['k_pseu']     # The pseudo wavenumber, shape: (25,), unit: h/Mpc
>>fvol      = WPSs['f_vol']      # The volume fraction of the local density environment, shape: (8,)
>>envWPS    = WPSs['env_WPS']    # The total matter env-WPS, shape: (25,8), unit: (Mpc/h)^3
>>globalWPS = WPSs['global_WPS'] # The total matter global-WPS, shape: (25,), unit: (Mpc/h)^3

>>fvol_sub      = WPSs_sub['f_vol_sub']      # The volume fraction of the local density environment, shape: (8,8)
>>envWPS_sub    = WPSs_sub['env_WPS_sub']    # The total matter env-WPS, shape: (25,8,8), unit: (Mpc/h)^3
>>globalWPS_sub = WPSs_sub['global_WPS_sub'] # The total matter global-WPS, shape: (25,8), unit: (Mpc/h)^3

References

Wang, Yun, and Ping He. "How do baryonic effects on the cosmic matter distribution vary with scale and local density environment?" Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 528, Issue 2, February 2024, Pages 3797–3808.
Hand, Nick, et al. "nbodykit: An open-source, massively parallel toolkit for large-scale structure." The Astronomical Journal 156.4 (2018): 160.