intidAge;///< index of the age for this SED object
stringtype;///< type of the SED object: S(tar), G(alaxy), Q(SO) (lower case allowed)
intidAge;///< index of the age for this SED object
stringtype;///< type of the SED object: S(tar), G(alaxy), Q(SO) (lower case allowed)
public:
vector<oneElLambda>lamb_flux;///< vector of oneElLambda elements, capturing the SED template
vector<double>kcorr,///< k-correction term
kcolor,///< k-correction + color rest-frame term (to minimize the SED dependency)
mag_z0;///< magnitude at z=0
vector<double>mag,flux,///< magnitude and flux of the model
flux_ori,///< original flux vector before any transformation is applied
mag_ori;///< original mag vector before any transformation is applied
stringname;
vector<oneElLambda>lamb_flux;///< vector of oneElLambda elements, capturing the SED template
vector<double>kcorr,///< k-correction term
kcolor,///< k-correction + color rest-frame term (to minimize the SED dependency)
mag_z0;///< magnitude at z=0
vector<double>mag,flux,///< magnitude and flux of the model
flux_ori,///< original flux vector before any transformation is applied
mag_ori;///< original mag vector before any transformation is applied
stringname;
boolhas_emlines;///< True if the emission lines have been computed, false if not
intnummod;
intnlib,index,index_z0,nbusIR;
intnummod;
intnlib,index,index_z0,nbusIR;
doublered,chi2,prob,dm,lnir,luv,lopt;
doublemass,age,sfr,ltir;// need to put it out of GalSED since used in the PDF without knowing that it's a gal.
doubleebv,mag0;
intextlawId;
doubleqi[4];///< Store the number flux (phot/cm\f$^{-2}\f$s\f$^{-1}\f$) of ionizing photons for HeII, HeI, H, and H2. See SED::calc_ph. In practice, qi[2] only is used, and only for the physical modeling of emission lines (EM_LINES="PHYS", see GalMag::read_SED)
vector<oneElLambda>fac_line,fac_line_ori;
doublemass,age,sfr,ltir;// need to put it out of GalSED since used in the PDF without knowing that it's a gal.
doubleebv,mag0;
intextlawId;
doubleqi[4];///< Store the number flux (phot/cm\f$^{-2}\f$s\f$^{-1}\f$) of ionizing photons for HeII, HeI, H, and H2. See SED::calc_ph. In practice, qi[2] only is used, and only for the physical modeling of emission lines (EM_LINES="PHYS", see GalMag::read_SED)