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- Interpolate my own rotation curves from photometric distributions?
- Compare the above for Newtonian, Relativistic, MONDian, and MOUNDian dynamics
- Compare best-fit DM halos?
- All photometric and velocity curve data is calculated with stellar mass-to-light ratios \Upsilon_{star} = 1 M_sol/L_sol
- Is this a good assumption? Does other data support this, or would there be a better way to approximate mass distributions?
- Add a way to vary this as a hyperparameter
- Further allow variation over bulge/disk ratios individually?
- This would only make sense if we have some reason to believe that average stellar mass is radially dependant (and this doesn't come from photometric data somehow), and therefore mass-to-luminosity ratios would be different in the disk vs bulge (or even to a higher degree of granularity)
- Individual to galaxy parameters?
- gas fraction? -> for irregulars especially
- Gas distribution within galaxies is non-trivial and requires outside data models.
- stellar mass-to-light ratios (for bulge and disk)?