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Some models and data are provided with the package. The additional models, data and routines presented on this page can be used for further applications.

Optional Models for SSP components

The models available in this section are not included in the distribution of ULySS. They can be downloaded here, and stored as local files (the directory models/ would be an appropriate location).
The following stellar population models grids are intended to be used with ULY_SSP. All the models have the same intensity unit: 10-7L/M/Å (where L=3.826×1033 erg/s and M=1.989×1033 g). If the units of the spectrum to analyse is 10-17 erg/s/cm2/Å (like the SDSS), the weight determined during the fitting process will be in : 0.261×10-43 M / cm2, and the mass = 0.3127×107 weight D2 M, where D is the distance in Mpc, assuming there is no extinction.

Model fileCodeLibraryIMF(1)SFH(2)λλ / ResolutionNotes
PHR_SB_e31_Salp.fits PegaseHR Elodie.3.1 Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3900-6800Å
R = 10000
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_SB_e31_Krou.fits PegaseHR Elodie.3.1 Kroupa
Mass: 0.1 to 0.5 M
Slope: -0.3
Mass: 0.5 to 1 M
Slope: -1.2
Mass: 1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.7
SSP 3900-6800Å
R = 10000
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_SB_e31_Toph.fits PegaseHR Elodie.3.1 Topheavy
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -0.8
SSP 3900-6800Å
R = 10000
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_Const_e31_Salp.fits PegaseHR Elodie.3.1 Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
cst 3900-6800Å
R = 10000
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_SB_lcb_Salp.fits PegaseHR LCB Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 100-20000Å
(low resolution)
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_SB_lcb_Krou.fits PegaseHR LCB Kroupa
Mass: 0.1 to 0.5 M
Slope: -0.3
Mass: 0.5 to 1 M
Slope: -1.2
Mass: 1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.7
SSP 100-20000Å
(low resolution)
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_SB_lcb_Toph.fits PegaseHR LCB Top heavy
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -0.8
SSP 100-20000Å
(low resolution)
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
PHR_Const_lcb_Salp.fits PegaseHR LCB Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
cst 100-20000Å
(low resolution)
Isochrones: Padova 1994
Age range: 1 to 20000 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.69 dex.
Vaz_SB_mil_un13.fits.gz Vazdekis v9.0 Miles Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 100 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3540.5-7409.6Å
R = 2000
Isochrones: Padova 2000 (Gerardi et al 2000)
Age range: 63 to 17780 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.2 dex.
Vaz_SB_mil_kb13.fits.gz Vazdekis v9.0 Miles Kroupa 2001 binaries corrected
Mass: 0.1 to 0.5 M
Slope: -0.3
Mass: 0.5 to 100 M
Slope: -1.3
SSP 3540.5-7409.6Å
R = 2000
Isochrones: Padova 2000 (Gerardi et al 2000)
Age range: 63 to 17780 Myr
Metallicity range: -2.3 to +0.2 dex.
GAL_SB_ste_Chab.fits GalexEv SteLib Chabrier
Mass: 0.1 to 1 M
Slope: exp[-(log m - log 0.08 M )2 / 0.9522 ]
Mass: 1 to 100 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3200-9500Å
R = 2000
Isochrones: Padova 1994 (Bertelli et al. 1994).
The metallicity range is [-2.3, 0.4] dex.
SB99_Padova_Salpeter.fits Starburst99 Martins Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3000-6997Å
R = 10000
The isochrones are Padova.
Metallicity range: -1.0 to 0.3 dex
SB99_Geneva_Salpeter.fits Starburst99 Martins Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3000-6997Å
R = 10000
The isochrones are Geneva.
GD05_Geneva.fits sed@ Martins Salpeter
Mass: 0.1 to 120 M
Slope: -1.35
SSP 3000-7000Å
R = 10000
The isochrones are Geneva.

Notes:
(1) The initial mass function, IMF, is described by a set of power-law segments in some mass ranges. In the simplest case, like the Salpeter's IMF, it is a single power-law between two limiting mases. The Kroupa's IMF has three slopes.
In the table above, we indicate the mass ranges and the slope in each range.
The IMF is the distribution function of the formed stars as the function of their mass, it is parameterized as: dn/dlog(m)mα, or equivalently dn/dmmα-1. For Salpter IMF α=-1.35

(2) SFH (star formation history), describe the time dependency of the star formation rate. SSP (single stellar population), is an instantaneous burst of star formation. cst is a constant star formation rate. The 'age' is the time since the star formation started and that the mass of stars which has been formed is proportional to the time, to reach one M after 20 Gyr.

References for the above table
PegaseHRLe Borgne et al., 2004
VazdekisVazdekis et al., 2010
GalexEvBC03, Bruzual and Charlot 2003
Starburst99Leitherer et al., 1999
sed@Gonzalez Delgado et al., 2005
Elodie.3.1Prugniel et al., 2007, Prugniel and Soubiran 2001
LCBLejeune et al., 1997, 1998
MilesSanchez-Blazquez et al., 2006
CaIICenarro et al., 2001
SteLibLe Borgne et al., 2003
MartinsMartins et al., (2005)

Optional Models for TGM components

The ULySS distribution contains a TGM model based on the ELODIE library. Other models were prepared by fitting an interpolator over other libraries:

Model fileLibraryλλ / ResolutionSourceNotes
miles_tgm.fits
alternatively from Vizier
MILES 3536-7410Å
R = 2000
Prugniel, Ph., Vauglin, I., Koleva, M., 2011, A&A, 531, A165 First version
miles_tgm2.fits MILES 3536-7410Å
R = 2000
Sharma, K., Prugniel, Ph., Singh, H.P. Improved version, requires ULySS v1.3 or higher

PRELIMINARY Release of More Optional Models

In addition to the above public models, we are providing here preliminary versions of some more models.

The first SSP models with alpha enhancements build with PEGASE.HR and the ELODIE, CFLIB and MILES libraries, are presented in Prugniel and Koleva, 2011, IAUS 284.

These models are not yet described in details, and they need additional testing... We encourage you to contact us (we may also give fresher versions, or other models). The corresponding SSP components are below (all are not yet posted and will be added in the coming weeks. We will update them).


Contact: ulyss at obs.univ-lyon1.fr Last modified: Tuesday, 04-Dec-2012 18:49:50 CET.