healpy/healpy: 1.17.1

Bibcode
2024zndo..11337740Z
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.11337740
Zonca, Andrea; Singer, Leo; crosset; mreineck; Leithe Svalheim, Trygve; Lenz, Daniel; Keskitalo, Reijo; Ogburn, Walt; Drlica-Wagner, Alex; Garrido, Xavier; Petroff, Matthew; Price, Paul; Chanial, Pierre; Tessore, Nicolas; Wyatt, Samuel; mlejeune; Watts, Duncan; Pontzen, Andrew; Gjerløw, Eirik; Robitaille, Thomas; j-erler; jvavrek; Feng, Yu; Macleod, Duncan; Copi, Craig J; Rol, Evert; Tomasi, Maurizio; Madhavacheril, Mathew S.; Asensio Ramos, Andrés
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2024
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29
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Python healpix maps tools
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