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Hi @ethlau, no I don't think that causes any bugs np.log10(kmin) and np.log10(kmax) are just rough integration bounds, they shouldn't have an impact on the result of the computation. Up to a redefinition of this kmin and kmax values, it shouldn't affect the result.
The followling line in
sigmasqr
function inpower.py
,y = romb(int_sigma, np.log10(kmin), np.log10(kmax), divmax=7)
Shouldn't the
np.log10
function benp.log
instead, since the integrand functionint_sigma
takes log of k, not log10 of k?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: