How to citeΒΆ
If you use DYNAMITE, please cite our ASCL entry using the following BibTex citation. Moreover, please cite the paper presenting the original code, van den Bosch et al. 2008, and our most recent contribution, Thater et al. 2022.
Table of Contents
Tutorials:
- 1. Data Preparation for Gauss Hermite kinematics
- 2. Quickstart: Running a single Schwarzschild model
- 3. Model Iterations and Plots
- 4. BayesLOSVD and DYNAMITE
- 5. Parameter Space
- 6. Exploring model output: orbits and weights
API Documentation:
- API overview
- Configuration
- Data
- MGEs
- Kinematics
- Physical System
- Parameter Space
- Model
- Orblib
- Weight Solver
- Model Iterator
- Plotting
- Analysis
More information:
- Team
- Publications on the DYNAMITE methods
- Publications on the application of triaxial Schwarzschild models (DYNAMITE)
- Change Log
- License
- Making the Documentation