Visualization of the matrix of shifts in distance moduli can be accessed as a python notebook run on Google Colab: here
Shifts in distance moduli are also available to download as a binary file (.npy), which can be extracted using a command:
import numpy as np
d = np.load('shiftsDM.npy',allow_pickle=True).item()
The file has a structure of a Python dictionary and the keywords look like this:
DAC008to02-W_JK
which means that:
- the reference and target galaxies
- were created on the basis of set D of initial parameters distributions (D)
- were created with the instability strip prescription of Anderson (A)
- were created from the star formation history based on the Cepheid ages (C)
- the reference galaxy has metallicity Z=0.008 (008)
- the target galaxy has metallicity Z=0.02 (02)
- the results are presented in the Wesenheit index WJK
Download: shiftsDM.npy
Download: Paper I
Download: Paper II (soon in press)