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NOTE 2023-01-23: Not compatible with Python 3.7. A user reported that the dataframes are pickled with protocol 5 only available from python 3.8 (thanks Beth!). EDIT 2022-12-19: Added an extended jupyter notebook with the tutorial presented at the MIAPbP workshop EvE contains a number of tables summarising the BPASSv2.2.1 stellar library to facilitate identifying progenitor systems. If you are a user you only need EvE.hdf5. The rest is the code used to make this version of eve. The code is versioned on github (closed repo as of the publication date) but this acts as a "frozen" version of the code made to create this particular file. This database was created with BPASSv2.2.1 and hoki References BPASSv2.2.1: Eldridge et al. 2017 and Stanway et al. 2018 | hoki: Stevance et al. 2022 Contact: hfstevance@gmail.com
{"references": ["Eldridge et al 2017 (PASA)", "Stanway et al 2018 (MNRAS)", "Stevance et al. 2020 (JOSS)"]}
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