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`hazma` is a tool for analyzing theories of sub-GeV dark matter. It can compute gamma-ray spectra from dark matter | ||
annihilations, set limits using current gamma-ray data and make projects for future gamma-ray detectors. It can generate | ||
positron spectra as well, and derive accurate CMB constraints. `hazma` includes several pre-implemented sub-GeV dark | ||
matter models, and provides the infrastructure to add custom ones. Visit https://github.com/LoganAMorrison/Hazma or | ||
https://hazma.readthedocs.io for more information. | ||
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`hazma` can be installed from PyPI using: | ||
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pip install hazma | ||
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Alternatively, you can download `hazma` directly from this page, navigate to the package directory using the command line and run | ||
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pip install . | ||
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or | ||
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python setup.py install | ||
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Since `hazma` utilizes C to rapidly compute gamma ray, electron and positron spectra, you will need to have the `cython` package installed. |
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