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# galpy.potential.mwpotentials: Milky-Way-like potentials and tools for 
# working with MW-like potentials (bars, spirals, ...)
import sys
import os
import copy
from . import HernquistPotential
from . import MiyamotoNagaiPotential
from . import NFWPotential
from . import PowerSphericalPotentialwCutoff

############################ MILKY WAY MODELS #################################
# galpy's first version of a MW-like potential, kept for backwards 
# compatibility and reproducibility-of-results-in-the-literature reasons, 
# underscore it here to avoid use
_MWPotential= [MiyamotoNagaiPotential(a=0.5,b=0.0375,normalize=.6),
               NFWPotential(a=4.5,normalize=.35),
               HernquistPotential(a=0.6/8,normalize=0.05)]
# See Table 1 in galpy paper: Bovy (2014)
MWPotential2014= [PowerSphericalPotentialwCutoff(normalize=0.05,alpha=1.8,
                                                 rc=1.9/8.),
                  MiyamotoNagaiPotential(a=3./8.,b=0.28/8.,normalize=0.6),
                  NFWPotential(a=2.,normalize=0.35)]
# Following class allows potentials that are expensive to setup to be 
# lazily-loaded 
# (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1462986/lazy-module-variables-can-it-be-done)
def _setup_globals(): # this func necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2
    out= copy.copy(globals())
    out['__path__']= [os.path.dirname(__file__)]
    return out
class _ExpensivePotentials(object):
    def __init__(self):
        # Initialize all expensive potentials as None, filled in when loaded
        self._mcmillan17= None
        self._cautun20= None
        self._irrgang13i= None
        self._irrgang13ii= None
        self._irrgang13iii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98i= None
        self._dehnenbinney98ii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98iii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98iv= None
        # This is necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2
        self.__globals__= _setup_globals()
        return None

    # For tab completion
    def __dir__(self):  # pragma: no cover
        return ['McMillan17','Irrgang13I','Irrgang13II','Irrgang13III',
                'Cautun20','DehnenBinney98I','DehnenBinney98II',
                'DehnenBinney98III','DehnenBinney98IV']

    @property
    def McMillan17(self):
        if not self._mcmillan17:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.McMillan17 import McMillan17 as _McMillan17
            self._mcmillan17= _McMillan17
        return self._mcmillan17
    
    @property
    def Cautun20(self):
        if not self._cautun20:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Cautun20 import Cautun20 as _Cautun20
            self._cautun20= _Cautun20
        return self._cautun20

    @property
    def Irrgang13I(self):
        if not self._irrgang13i:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13I as _Irrgang13I
            self._irrgang13i= _Irrgang13I
        return self._irrgang13i

    @property
    def Irrgang13II(self):
        if not self._irrgang13ii:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13II as _Irrgang13II
            self._irrgang13ii= _Irrgang13II
        return self._irrgang13ii

    @property
    def Irrgang13III(self):
        if not self._irrgang13iii:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13III as _Irrgang13III
            self._irrgang13iii= _Irrgang13III
        return self._irrgang13iii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98I(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98i:
            self._dehnenbinney98i= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=1)
        return self._dehnenbinney98i

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98II(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98ii:
            self._dehnenbinney98ii= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=2)
        return self._dehnenbinney98ii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98III(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98iii:
            self._dehnenbinney98iii= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=3)
        return self._dehnenbinney98iii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98IV(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98iv:
            self._dehnenbinney98iv= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=4)
        return self._dehnenbinney98iv

    def __getattr__(self,name):
        try:
            #In Py3 you can just do 'return globals()[name]', but not in Py2
            return self.__globals__[name]
        except: # pragma: no cover
            raise AttributeError("'module' object has no attribute '{}'".format(name))

__all__= ['MWPotential2014']

# The magic to make lazy-loading of expensive potentials possible
sys.modules[__name__] = _ExpensivePotentials()

    

# galpy.potential.mwpotentials: Milky-Way-like potentials and tools for 
# working with MW-like potentials (bars, spirals, ...)
import sys
import os
import copy
from . import HernquistPotential
from . import MiyamotoNagaiPotential
from . import NFWPotential
from . import PowerSphericalPotentialwCutoff

############################ MILKY WAY MODELS #################################
# galpy's first version of a MW-like potential, kept for backwards 
# compatibility and reproducibility-of-results-in-the-literature reasons, 
# underscore it here to avoid use
_MWPotential= [MiyamotoNagaiPotential(a=0.5,b=0.0375,normalize=.6),
               NFWPotential(a=4.5,normalize=.35),
               HernquistPotential(a=0.6/8,normalize=0.05)]
# See Table 1 in galpy paper: Bovy (2014)
MWPotential2014= [PowerSphericalPotentialwCutoff(normalize=0.05,alpha=1.8,
                                                 rc=1.9/8.),
                  MiyamotoNagaiPotential(a=3./8.,b=0.28/8.,normalize=0.6),
                  NFWPotential(a=2.,normalize=0.35)]
# Following class allows potentials that are expensive to setup to be 
# lazily-loaded 
# (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1462986/lazy-module-variables-can-it-be-done)
def _setup_globals(): # this func necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2
    out= copy.copy(globals())
    out['__path__']= [os.path.dirname(__file__)]
    return out
class _ExpensivePotentials(object):
    def __init__(self):
        # Initialize all expensive potentials as None, filled in when loaded
        self._mcmillan17= None
        self._cautun20= None
        self._irrgang13i= None
        self._irrgang13ii= None
        self._irrgang13iii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98i= None
        self._dehnenbinney98ii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98iii= None
        self._dehnenbinney98iv= None
        # This is necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2
        self.__globals__= _setup_globals()
        return None

    # For tab completion
    def __dir__(self):  # pragma: no cover
        return ['McMillan17','Irrgang13I','Irrgang13II','Irrgang13III',
                'Cautun20','DehnenBinney98I','DehnenBinney98II',
                'DehnenBinney98III','DehnenBinney98IV']

    @property
    def McMillan17(self):
        if not self._mcmillan17:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.McMillan17 import McMillan17 as _McMillan17
            self._mcmillan17= _McMillan17
        return self._mcmillan17
    
    @property
    def Cautun20(self):
        if not self._cautun20:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Cautun20 import Cautun20 as _Cautun20
            self._cautun20= _Cautun20
        return self._cautun20

    @property
    def Irrgang13I(self):
        if not self._irrgang13i:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13I as _Irrgang13I
            self._irrgang13i= _Irrgang13I
        return self._irrgang13i

    @property
    def Irrgang13II(self):
        if not self._irrgang13ii:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13II as _Irrgang13II
            self._irrgang13ii= _Irrgang13II
        return self._irrgang13ii

    @property
    def Irrgang13III(self):
        if not self._irrgang13iii:
            # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
            # in python 2 it cannot
            from galpy.potential.Irrgang13 import Irrgang13III as _Irrgang13III
            self._irrgang13iii= _Irrgang13III
        return self._irrgang13iii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98I(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98i:
            self._dehnenbinney98i= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=1)
        return self._dehnenbinney98i

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98II(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98ii:
            self._dehnenbinney98ii= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=2)
        return self._dehnenbinney98ii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98III(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98iii:
            self._dehnenbinney98iii= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=3)
        return self._dehnenbinney98iii

    @property
    def DehnenBinney98IV(self):
        # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason
        # in python 2 it cannot
        from galpy.potential.DehnenBinney98 import define_dehnenbinney98_models
        if not self._dehnenbinney98iv:
            self._dehnenbinney98iv= define_dehnenbinney98_models(model=4)
        return self._dehnenbinney98iv

    def __getattr__(self,name):
        try:
            #In Py3 you can just do 'return globals()[name]', but not in Py2
            return self.__globals__[name]
        except: # pragma: no cover
            raise AttributeError("'module' object has no attribute '{}'".format(name))

__all__= ['MWPotential2014']

# The magic to make lazy-loading of expensive potentials possible
sys.modules[__name__] = _ExpensivePotentials()
# galpy.potential.mwpotentials: Milky-Way-like potentials and tools for # working with MW-like potentials (bars, spirals, ...) ############################ MILKY WAY MODELS ################################# # galpy's first version of a MW-like potential, kept for backwards # compatibility and reproducibility-of-results-in-the-literature reasons, # underscore it here to avoid use # See Table 1 in galpy paper: Bovy (2014) # Following class allows potentials that are expensive to setup to be # lazily-loaded # (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1462986/lazy-module-variables-can-it-be-done) # this func necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2 # Initialize all expensive potentials as None, filled in when loaded # This is necessary to transfer *all* globals in Py2 # For tab completion # pragma: no cover # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot # In python 3 this can be a relative import, but for some reason # in python 2 it cannot #In Py3 you can just do 'return globals()[name]', but not in Py2 # pragma: no cover # The magic to make lazy-loading of expensive potentials possible