Obtaining the values of the absolute magnitude in the i band and the half-mass radius of the galaxies available from TNG50.
Felipe Albanez
11 Jun
Dear TNG Team,
I am currently using TNG-50 data. I am reaching out because I am specifically interested in obtaining the values of the absolute magnitude in the i band and the half-mass radius of the galaxies available from TNG50.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate this data on the website. Could you please let me know if this information is available and, if so, guide me on where I can access it?
If the dataset is too large to download, how can I access it directly in JupyterLab?
Thank you for your assistance.
Dylan Nelson
19 Jun
The half-mass radius is available in SubhaloHalfmassRad, although it would be more common to use the stellar half-mass radius SubhaloHalfmassRadType[4].
The i-band magnitude is SubhaloStellarPhotometrics[6]. There are many caveats with this quantity, you should make sure you are aware of its complexities.
Dear TNG Team,
I am currently using TNG-50 data. I am reaching out because I am specifically interested in obtaining the values of the absolute magnitude in the i band and the half-mass radius of the galaxies available from TNG50.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate this data on the website. Could you please let me know if this information is available and, if so, guide me on where I can access it?
If the dataset is too large to download, how can I access it directly in JupyterLab?
Thank you for your assistance.
The half-mass radius is available in
SubhaloHalfmassRad, although it would be more common to use the stellar half-mass radiusSubhaloHalfmassRadType[4].The i-band magnitude is
SubhaloStellarPhotometrics[6]. There are many caveats with this quantity, you should make sure you are aware of its complexities.These are datasets in the group catalogs.