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ChiantiPy is a python package to calculate the radiative properties of astrophysical plasmas based on the CHIANTI atomic database

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Hello, I am trying to run calculations with the mspectrum method, but I can not find how much memory does this process consumes when is being used, in order to...

I had a key error regarding the ['HOME'] variable in the code (files Gui/_init_.py and tools/io.py). Changing this variable to ['USERPROFILE'] fixed the problem.

Recently, I uploaded `ChiantiPy` to the `conda-forge` channel: https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/chiantipy. I think I should have to ask you before doing it, but it's already done. Currently versions available are 0.11.0 (latest)...

Hello all, I am attempting to reproduce the results from ch_ss using Chiantipy under the following conditions: Constant Pressure = 1e+15 DEM = 'quiet_sun.dem' abundance = 'sun_coronal_2012_schmelz' wavelength_range = 580...

I've successfully installed ChantiPy from github. I've unpacked the data from chianti website in "chianti_data/v10.0.1", where $XUVTOP points to. Don't know exactly if it is a problem from the data...

Hello, I am not clear on the units of the intensity returned by different continuum processes. Could you add documentation to the ion.twoPhoton(wvl) and associated methods? My current understanding based...

Hi Ken et al., I think I found a bug in core/Ions.py It's in the if block that starts on line 149: if setup: if self.IonStr in chdata.MasterList: ... else:...

Dear all, Thanks a lot for this amazing Python package. I'm working in plasma physics and I use ChiantiPy in my work. I would like to quote the package. I...

Here is a trivial example that works in 0.8.3 but not in 0.9.1: import ChiantiPy.core as ch t = 10.*(5.8 + 0.05*np.arange(21.)) o3 = ch.ion('o_8', temperature=t) o3.recombRate() o3 = ch.ion('o_9',...

As an example I am trying to use Chianti to calculate the H-alpha line, seems it only need two parameters, `temperature` and `eDensity`. And the spectrum intensity has a unit...