Cosmin Deaconu

yes you are of course correct about the factor of 2! (And that makes it nice and symmetric between the two domains). It makes sense that it's T/2 rather than...

sorry, I just did some spelling fixes on it!

I don't know if this is useful at all or not, but I think this related to a point I brought up several years ago? Basically the uniform volume sampling...

Yeah what IceCube does (work from a generated surface) seems more sensible, since V_eff can't be exactly translated to A_eff except in a few special geometries, but we could store...

Yes I remember this now. Can you remind me if you're just counting events within cylinder (i.e. the trigger condition is that the vertex is inside the cylinder, or something...

So I wonder if the difference is entirely due to the exponential sampling of the interaction point along the trajectory when I use the area method. That would explain why...

So I'm not sure I agree that you can specify that you split up the volume into voxels without specifying their shape, I think you may just end up with...

Well, EL8 still has python 3.6 by default, which is running in a lot of places (including, e.g. on our server in Greenland). But 1) it's easy enough to install...

Note that the sign of the Fresnel Coefficients is (oddly) a convention. See e.g: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9184440 Though it's entirely possible you already know this and I'm missing the point of confusion.

> The core to the matlab code Cosmin linked has been added to scipy (version >1.15.0) here: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.interpolate.AAA.html#scipy.interpolate.AAA . I'm not seeing any changes > It's not clear to me...