Cubic interpolation and MIST 2.5 isochrones#6
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1) regulargrid interpolator for the bolometric corrections 2) For finding the eep for a given age using Steffen monotonic cubuc interpolation This already gives a much smoother isochrone, but not yet gives a good luminosity function along the main sequence
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This pull request introduces significant enhancements to the interpolation logic (smooth cubic interpolation) and include support for MIST v2.5 grids with [α/Fe].
Added support for selecting MIST version and rotation (
vvcrit) in both data preparation and interpolator construction, with clear instructions for users.Added
numbaas a dependency to support new or optimized numerical routines.The format of isochrones storage and location is changed. Now it uses only .npy/.npz formats and thus can be safely copied from one machine to another. No more .pickle files