Edmund Christian Herenz (Astrophysicist)

About Me

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Research Interests

I am an observational astronomer interested in extragalactic astrophysics and cosmology. My favourite method for gaining empirical insights into these topics is integral field spectroscopy.

Research career

Contact Information

  • Post Adress: IUCAA, PO Bag 4, Ganeshkhind, S P Pune University Campus, Pune 411007, India
  • Phone (Office): +91-20-25604-109
  • Email: edmund.herenz@iucaa.in

My Publications

Lead Author

2024

2023

2020

2019

2017

2016

2015

Co-Author

Miscellaneous

Posters

See the following git repository of posters I created with the LaTeX beamerposter package: https://bitbucket.org/Knusper2000/beamerposter/src/master/

ESO Messenger

Technical

PhD Thesis

"Detecting and understanding extragalactic Lyman α emission using 3D spectroscopy"

(Universität Potsdam, 2017)

Supervisors: Lutz Wisotzki, Martin Roth

Code / Software

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LSDCat

LSDCat is a conceptually simple but robust and efficient detection package for emission lines in wide-field integral-field spectroscopic datacubes. The detection algorithm is based on a 3D matched-filtering approach for emission line objects. The software also measures fluxes and extents of detected lines. LSDCat is implemented in Python, with a focus on fast processing of large data-volumes.

https://bitbucket.org/Knusper2000/lsdcat/ // ascl:1612.002

kendall.py

kendall.py contains a function for calculating the generalised non-parametric correlation coefficient (Kendall's τ). The generalised Kendall's τ measures the strength of correlation for a paired sample of ordinal level data that is partly partially censored (either with upper- or lower- limits, but not with mixed upper- and lower limits). It can also be used as a statistical test to rule out the null-hypothesis that the two variables are uncorrelated.

https://github.com/Knusper/kendall

My cats

Below are the two cats, Spaxel and Voxel, that choose me as their human after my arival at IUCAA in November 2023.

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Foto taken in June 2024.

Due to poplar demand, please find here a gallery with more photos from those little furry creatures.

Author: Edmund Christian Herenz

Created: 2024-11-21 Thu 17:38

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