elastufka

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Hello, Please consider adding Helioprojective Radial to the available solar coordinates. Best regards

Feature Request
coordinates
Priority Low
Effort Medium
Package Intermediate

# Add Gaussian quadrature methods Base Gaussian quadrature class created Several Gaussian quadrature methods implemented, for integration over [a,b], [0,inf] and [-inf,inf] Minor changes to BaseIntegrator to allow for args...

Edit by @ayshih: The issue is that `GenericMap.draw_contour()` does not make use of the `plot_settings` dictionary. ---- ### Describe the bug Including matplotlib.contour kwargs in CompositeMap plot settings don't affect...

Bug
Package Novice
map
Priority Medium
Effort Low

Hello, I noticed that there were only 194 images in the output at https://michellelochner.github.io/mgcls.astronomaly/ rather than the 210 that are stated in the MGCLS paper and the caption of the...

## PR Description Add XSPEC-compatible models, since I can't fix them in the big PR anymore... ## PR Checklist - [X] I have followed the guidelines in the [Contributing document](https://docs.sunpy.org/en/latest/dev_guide/contents/newcomers.html)...

## PR Description Code that performs thick/thin target integration is shorter, more legible, slightly more Pythonic, and gives the same results as the IDL code (see tests) Unfortunately, it isn't...

### Describe the performance issue Making the functions _emission.integrate_part_ and _emission.split_and_integrate_ more pythonic only improve readability and not performance. ### To Reproduce from sunxspex import emission p,q, eebrk, eelow, eehigh=4.0,6.0,150.0,20.0,3200.0...

### Describe the feature Solar models computed by this package can be easily modified to be compatible with pyXspec. From [the documentation](https://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/xanadu/xspec/python/html/extended.html#local-models-in-python): > You can also write model functions in...

enhancement

Hi, The example code in matplotlib_to_plotly() (https://plotly.com/python/v3/matplotlib-colorscales/) doesn't work due to a TypeError. Anyway, I am sure that the argument meant to be passed to this function is the [colorscale]_rgb...