GUI application for calculating human-visible colors of celestial bodies from their photometric data
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GUI application for calculating human-visible colors of celestial bodies from their photometric data
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This is a version of the boltzmann library that attempts to perform all operations at O(1) It can directly calculate peak energy peek frequency auc and fwhm for any temps at O(1) from that single point. It also caches energy by temp look ups to speed up repeated access of those temps across temps
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