TheHaloMod: An online calculator for the halo model

Steven G. Murray, Benedikt Diemer, Zhaoting Chen, Anton Glenn Neuhold, M. A. Schnapp +3 more
9/29/2020
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Official code: halomod/hmf (75 stars, last commit 2026-10-19). 2 more implementations below.

Abstract

The halo model is a successful framework for describing the distribution of matter in the Universe -- from weak lensing observables to galaxy 2-point correlation functions. We review the basic formulation of the halo model and several of its components in the context of galaxy two-point statistics, developing a coherent framework for its application. We use this framework to motivate the presentation of a new Python tool for simple and efficient calculation of halo model quantities, and their extension to galaxy statistics via a \textit{halo occupation distribution}, called \halomod. This tool is efficient, simple to use, comprehensive and importantly provides a great deal of flexibility in terms of custom extensions. This Python tool is complemented by a new web-application at https://thehalomod.app that supports the generation of many halo model quantities directly from the browser -- useful for educators, students, theorists and observers.

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halomod/hmfOfficial100%

Python halo mass function calculator

7537Python, Jupyter NotebookApr 8, 20132 days agoNOASSERTION
halomod/halomodOfficial100%

Python package for dealing with the Halo Model

3716Shell, PythonOct 2, 20132 days agoNOASSERTION
MIT

Single-page app for TheHaloMod

40Vue, HTMLOct 5, 20202 weeks agoMIT

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@article{murray2020thehalomod,
  title  = {TheHaloMod: An online calculator for the halo model},
  author = {Steven G. Murray and Benedikt Diemer and Zhaoting Chen and Anton Glenn Neuhold and M. A. Schnapp and Tia Peruzzi and Daniel Blevins and Trent Engelman},
  year   = {2020},
  eprint = {2009.14066},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.14066}
}

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