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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.61265
*** This upload is superseded by a version that removes superfluous hidden files, please go to https://zenodo.org/record/61491 *** PyTransport release 1.0 (2016). This upload contains the PyTransport code, as well as examples and many of the files and figures generated during testing. PyTransport constitutes a straightforward code written in C++ together with Python scripts which automatically edit, compile and run the C++ code as a Python module. The code is intended to be a reusable resource for inflationary cosmology. It enables users to quickly create a complied Python module(s) for any given model(s) of multi-field inflation. The primary function of the complied module is to calculate the power-spectrum and bi-spectrum of inflationary perturbations produced by multi-field inflation. PyTransport has been developed on OS X using Python 2.7, and is intended for use on Unix based systems.
Inflation, cosmological perturbation theory, non-Gaussianity
Inflation, cosmological perturbation theory, non-Gaussianity
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