coefficients to
emulate the effect of an arbitrary rotation of the underlying map. The rotation is done
directly on the
using the Wigner rotation matrices, computed by
recursion.
To rotate the
for
the number of
operations scales like
.
call rotate_alm*( nlmax, alm_TGC, psi, theta, phi )
| name & dimensionality | kind | in/out | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| nlmax | I4B | IN | maximum value for the
. |
| alm_TGC(1:p,0:nlmax,0:nlmax) | SPC/ DPC | INOUT | complex
values
before and after rotation of the coordinate system.
The first index here runs from 1:1 for
temperature only, and 1:3 for polarisation. In the latter
case, 1=T, 2=E, 3=B. |
| psi | DP | IN | first rotation: angle about the z-axis.
All angles are in radians and should lie in [-2 ,2 ], the rotations are
active and the referential system is assumed to be right handed, the routine
coordsys2euler_zyz can be used to generate
the Euler angles
for rotation between standard astronomical coordinate
systems; |
| theta | DP | IN | second rotation: angle about the original
(unrotated) y-axis; |
| phi | DP | IN | third rotation: angle about the original (unrotated) z-axis; |
Transforms scalar and tensorfor
to emulate a rotation of the underlying map by (
).
Rotate thefrom Ecliptic to Galactic coordinates.
for rotation between standard astronomical coordinate systems
coefficients.
coefficients to apply or remove the effect of an instrumental beam.
coefficients.
coefficients.
in a FITS file.
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