Merge pull request #65 from SWIFTSIM/extend_z_for_BH_data

Make BH data appear at high z
SWIFTSIM · Feb 17, 2021 · f8175de · f8175de
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diff --git a/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertMcConnell2013_Data.py b/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertMcConnell2013_Data.py
@@ -52,6 +52,8 @@
 bibcode = "2013ApJ...764..184M"
 name = "Black hole mass - stellar mass relation from 36 local galaxies."
 plot_as = "points"
+# We purposely make this data show up not only a z=0 but also at higher z
+redshift_lower, redshift_upper = -0.1, 3.1
 redshift = 0.0
 h = h_sim
 
@@ -66,7 +68,7 @@
 processed.associate_citation(citation, bibcode)
 processed.associate_name(name)
 processed.associate_comment(comment)
-processed.associate_redshift(redshift)
+processed.associate_redshift(redshift, redshift_lower, redshift_upper)
 processed.associate_plot_as(plot_as)
 processed.associate_cosmology(cosmology)
 

diff --git a/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertMcConnell2013_Fit.py b/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertMcConnell2013_Fit.py
@@ -38,6 +38,8 @@
 bibcode = "2013ApJ...764..184M"
 name = "Fit to the black hole mass - stellar mass relation from 72 local galaxies."
 plot_as = "line"
+# We purposely make this data show up not only a z=0 but also at higher z
+redshift_lower, redshift_upper = -0.1, 3.1
 redshift = 0.0
 h = h_sim
 
@@ -50,7 +52,7 @@
 processed.associate_citation(citation, bibcode)
 processed.associate_name(name)
 processed.associate_comment(comment)
-processed.associate_redshift(redshift)
+processed.associate_redshift(redshift, redshift_lower, redshift_upper)
 processed.associate_plot_as(plot_as)
 processed.associate_cosmology(cosmology)
 

diff --git a/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertSahu2019.py b/data/GalaxyStellarMassBlackHoleMass/conversion/convertSahu2019.py
@@ -69,6 +69,8 @@
         f"{num_galaxies} local {output_name}s."
     )
     plot_as = "points"
+    # We purposely make this data show up not only a z=0 but also at higher z
+    redshift_lower, redshift_upper = -0.1, 3.1
     redshift = 0.0
     h = h_sim
 
@@ -95,7 +97,7 @@
     processed.associate_citation(citation, bibcode)
     processed.associate_name(name)
     processed.associate_comment(comment)
-    processed.associate_redshift(redshift)
+    processed.associate_redshift(redshift, redshift_lower, redshift_upper)
     processed.associate_plot_as(plot_as)
     processed.associate_cosmology(cosmology)