Mock Observations for the CSST Mission: Integral Field Spectrograph--GEHONG: A Package for Generating Ideal Datacubes

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Autores principales: Feng, Shuai, Shen, Shiyin, Chen, Wei, Yan, Zhaojun, Ye, Renhao, Chen, Jianjun, Dai, Xuejie, Ge, Junqiang, Hao, Lei, Li, Ran, Liang, Yu, Lin, Lin, Liu, Fengshan, Lu, Jiafeng, Shao, Zhengyi, Wu, Maochun, Xiong, Yifei, Xu, Chun, Yang, Yang, Yin, Jun
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author Feng, Shuai
Shen, Shiyin
Chen, Wei
Yan, Zhaojun
Ye, Renhao
Chen, Jianjun
Dai, Xuejie
Ge, Junqiang
Hao, Lei
Li, Ran
Liang, Yu
Lin, Lin
Liu, Fengshan
Lu, Jiafeng
Shao, Zhengyi
Wu, Maochun
Xiong, Yifei
Xu, Chun
Yang, Yang
Yin, Jun
author_facet Feng, Shuai
Shen, Shiyin
Chen, Wei
Yan, Zhaojun
Ye, Renhao
Chen, Jianjun
Dai, Xuejie
Ge, Junqiang
Hao, Lei
Li, Ran
Liang, Yu
Lin, Lin
Liu, Fengshan
Lu, Jiafeng
Shao, Zhengyi
Wu, Maochun
Xiong, Yifei
Xu, Chun
Yang, Yang
Yin, Jun
contents We developed a Python package GEHONG to mock the three-dimensional spectral data cube under the observation of an ideal telescope for the Integral Field Spectrograph of the Chinese Space Station Telescope (CSST-IFS). This package can generate one-dimensional spectra corresponding to local physical properties at specific positions according to a series of two-dimensional distributions of physical parameters of target sources. In this way, it can produce a spatially resolved spectral cube of the target source. Two-dimensional distributions of physical parameters, including surface brightness, stellar population, and line-of-sight velocity, can be modeled using the parametric model or based on real observational data and numerical simulation data. For the generation of one-dimensional spectra, we have considered four types of spectra, including the stellar continuum spectra, ionized gas emission lines, AGN spectra, and stellar spectra. That makes GEHONG able to mock various types of targets, including galaxies, AGNs, star clusters, and HII regions.
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spellingShingle Mock Observations for the CSST Mission: Integral Field Spectrograph--GEHONG: A Package for Generating Ideal Datacubes
Feng, Shuai
Shen, Shiyin
Chen, Wei
Yan, Zhaojun
Ye, Renhao
Chen, Jianjun
Dai, Xuejie
Ge, Junqiang
Hao, Lei
Li, Ran
Liang, Yu
Lin, Lin
Liu, Fengshan
Lu, Jiafeng
Shao, Zhengyi
Wu, Maochun
Xiong, Yifei
Xu, Chun
Yang, Yang
Yin, Jun
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
Astrophysics of Galaxies
We developed a Python package GEHONG to mock the three-dimensional spectral data cube under the observation of an ideal telescope for the Integral Field Spectrograph of the Chinese Space Station Telescope (CSST-IFS). This package can generate one-dimensional spectra corresponding to local physical properties at specific positions according to a series of two-dimensional distributions of physical parameters of target sources. In this way, it can produce a spatially resolved spectral cube of the target source. Two-dimensional distributions of physical parameters, including surface brightness, stellar population, and line-of-sight velocity, can be modeled using the parametric model or based on real observational data and numerical simulation data. For the generation of one-dimensional spectra, we have considered four types of spectra, including the stellar continuum spectra, ionized gas emission lines, AGN spectra, and stellar spectra. That makes GEHONG able to mock various types of targets, including galaxies, AGNs, star clusters, and HII regions.
title Mock Observations for the CSST Mission: Integral Field Spectrograph--GEHONG: A Package for Generating Ideal Datacubes
topic Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
Astrophysics of Galaxies
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.06927