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I'm working on simulating transits of Mars-sized planets orbiting Sun-sized stars, and it seems that I'm butting up against some convergence failures by going to small planet sizes. For example, the following code:
It looks like if I supply the TransitModel class with a fac value (for example, 1e-6), I get transit light curves for arbitrarily small planets – is that the parameter I should be adjusting?
Yeah, for a quick fix I'd recommend sending fac by hand. My guess is that my automated calculation fails because the starting value is too large - I'll take a look!
Hey Laura!
I'm working on simulating transits of Mars-sized planets orbiting Sun-sized stars, and it seems that I'm butting up against some convergence failures by going to small planet sizes. For example, the following code:
Raises the error
Am I doing something wrong, or should I change the hard-coded convergence limit (1e3) to a higher number?
Thanks!
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