MasQu

Finite-differencing on the sphere

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MasQU is a code for calculating derivatives on grids with regular or irregular pixel distributions, using finite differences. Particularly, it is constructed to perform tensor-mode separation on the HEALPix spherical grid, but can be generalized.

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Upcoming for v1.3.x: code rewrite, lots of new functionality,python wrapper, full test suite, MPI, further optimizations

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