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FASTPT.py
''' 
	FASTPT is a numerical algorithm to calculate 
	1-loop contributions to the matter power spectrum 
	and other integrals of a similar type. 
	The method is presented in papers arXiv:1603.04826 and arXiv:1609.05978
	Please cite these papers if you are using FASTPT in your research.
		
	Joseph E. McEwen (c) 2016 
	mcewen.24@osu.edu 

	Xiao Fang 
	fang.307@osu.edu 

	Jonathan A. Blazek 
	blazek@berkeley.edu 


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	The FASTPT class is the workhorse of the FASTPT algorithm. 
	This class calculates integrals of the form:
	
	\int \frac{d^3q}{(2 \pi)^3} K(q,k-q) P(q) P(|k-q|)
	
	\int \frac{d^3q_1}{(2 \pi)^3} K(\hat{q_1} \dot \hat{q_2},\hat{q_1} \dot \hat{k}, \hat{q_2} \dot \hat{k}, q_1, q_2) P(q_1) P(|k-q_1|)
	
'''
from __future__ import division 
from __future__ import print_function

from info import __version__

import numpy as np
from numpy.fft import fft, ifft , rfft, irfft , fftfreq
from numpy import exp, log, log10, cos, sin, pi, cosh, sinh , sqrt
from scipy.special import gamma
from scipy.signal import fftconvolve
from fastpt_extr import p_window, c_window, pad_left, pad_right
from matter_power_spt import P_13_reg
from initialize_params import scalar_stuff, tensor_stuff
from IA_tt import IA_tt
from IA_ABD import IA_A, IA_DEE, IA_DBB, P_IA_B
from IA_ta import IA_deltaE1, P_IA_deltaE2, IA_0E0E, IA_0B0B
from OV import OV
from kPol import kPol
from RSD import RSDA, RSDB
import RSD_ItypeII
from P_extend import k_extend
import FASTPT_simple as fastpt_simple

log2=log(2.)
class FASTPT:
	
	def __init__(self,k,nu=None,to_do=None,param_mat=None,low_extrap=None,high_extrap=None,n_pad=None,verbose=False):

		''' inputs:
				* k grid
				* the to_do list: e.g. one_loop density density , bias terms, ...
				* low_extrap is the call to extrapolate the power spectrum to lower k-values,
					this helps with edge effects
				* n_pad is the number of zeros to add to both ends of the array. This helps with 
					edge effects.
				* verbose is to turn on verbose settings. 
		'''
		
		# if no to_do list is given, default to fastpt_simple SPT case
		if (to_do is None): 
			if (verbose):
				print('Note: You are using an earlier call structure for FASTPT. Your code will still run correctly, calling FASTPT_simple. See user manual.')
			if (nu is None):# give a warning if nu=None that a default value is being used.
				print('WARNING: No value for nu is given. FASTPT_simple is being called with a default of nu=-2')
				nu=-2 #this is the default value for P22+P13 and bias calculation
			self.pt_simple=fastpt_simple.FASTPT(k,nu,param_mat=param_mat,low_extrap=low_extrap,high_extrap=high_extrap,n_pad=n_pad,verbose=verbose)
			return None
			# Exit initialization here, since fastpt_simple performs the various checks on the k grid and does extrapolation.
		
		# check for log spacing
		print('Initializing k-grid quantities...')
		dk=np.diff(np.log(k))
		#dk_test=np.ones_like(dk)*dk[0]
		delta_L=(log(k[-1])-log(k[0]))/(k.size-1)
		dk_test=np.ones_like(dk)*delta_L
		
		log_sample_test='ERROR! FASTPT will not work if your in put (k,Pk) values are not sampled evenly in log space!'
		np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(dk, dk_test, decimal=4, err_msg=log_sample_test, verbose=False)

		if (verbose):
			print('the minumum and maximum inputed log10(k) are :', np.min(np.log10(k)),np.max(np.log10(k)))
			print('the grid spacing Delta log (k) is', (log(np.max(k))-log(np.min(k)))/(k.size-1))
			print('number of input k points are', k.size)
			print('the power spectrum is extraplated to log10(k_min)=', low_extrap)
			print('the power spectrum is extraplated to log10(k_max)=', high_extrap)
			print('the power spectrum has ', n_pad,' zeros added to both ends of the power spectrum')
	
		
		
		self.k_original=k
		self.extrap=False		
		if (low_extrap is not None or high_extrap is not None):
			self.EK=k_extend(k,low_extrap,high_extrap)
			k=self.EK.extrap_k()
			self.extrap=True
			
		self.low_extrap=low_extrap
		self.high_extrap=high_extrap
	
		self.k_old=k
	
		#print(self.k_old.size, 'k size')
		# size of input array must be an even number 
		if (k.size % 2 != 0):
			raise ValueError('Input array must contain an even number of elements.')			
		
		if(n_pad != None):
			
			self.id_pad=np.arange(k.size)+n_pad
			d_logk=delta_L 
			k_pad=np.log(k[0])-np.arange(1,n_pad+1)*d_logk
			k_pad=np.exp(k_pad)
			k_left=k_pad[::-1]
			
			k_pad=np.log(k[-1])+np.arange(1,n_pad+1)*d_logk
			k_right=np.exp(k_pad)
			k=np.hstack((k_left,k,k_right))
			n_pad_check=int(np.log(2)/delta_L) +1
			if (n_pad < n_pad_check): 
				print('*** Warning ***')
				print('You should consider increasing your zero padding to at least ', n_pad_check)
				print('to ensure that the minimum k_output is > 2k_min in the FASTPT universe.')
				print('k_min in the FASTPT universe is ', k[0], ' while k_min_input is ', self.k_old[0])		  
		
		
					  
		self.k=k
		self.k_size=k.size
		#self.scalar_nu=-2
		self.N=k.size
		
		# define eta_m and eta_n=eta_m
		omega=2*pi/(float(self.N)*delta_L)
		self.m=np.arange(-self.N//2,self.N//2+1) 
		self.eta_m=omega*self.m
		
		self.verbose=verbose
		self.n_pad=n_pad
		
		# define l and tau_l
		self.n_l=self.m.size + self.m.size - 1
		self.l=np.arange(-self.n_l//2+1,self.n_l//2+1)
		self.tau_l=omega*self.l
		
		self.dd_do=False
		self.dd_bias_do=False
		self.IA_tt_do=False
		self.IA_ta_do=False
		self.IA_mix_do=False	
		self.OV_do=False
		self.kPol_do=False
		self.RSD_do=False	
		
		for entry in to_do: #convert to_do list to instructions for FAST-PT initialization
			if entry=='one_loop_dd':
				self.dd_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='dd_bias':
				self.dd_do=True
				self.dd_bias_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='IA_all' or entry=='IA':
				self.IA_tt_do=True
				self.IA_ta_do=True
				self.IA_mix_do=True
				continue		
			elif entry=='IA_tt':
				self.IA_tt_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='IA_ta':
				self.IA_ta_do=True
				continue		
			elif entry=='IA_mix':
				self.IA_mix_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='OV':
				self.OV_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='kPol':
				self.kPol_do=True
				continue									
			elif entry=='RSD':
				self.RSD_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='sig4':
				self.dd_do=True
				continue
			elif entry=='all' or entry=='everything':
				self.dd_do=True
				self.dd_bias_do=True
				self.IA_tt_do=True
				self.IA_ta_do=True
				self.IA_mix_do=True
				self.OV_do=True
				self.kPol_do=True
				self.RSD_do=True
				continue
			else:
				raise ValueError('FAST-PT does not recognize "'+entry+'" in the to_do list.') 
		
		### INITIALIZATION of k-grid quantities ###
		if self.dd_do:
			nu=-2
			# parameter matrix for 1-loop calculations 
			p_mat=np.array([[0,0,0,0],[0,0,2,0],[0,0,4,0],[2,-2,2,0],\
						[1,-1,1,0],[1,-1,3,0],[2,-2,0,1] ])

			self.X_spt=scalar_stuff(p_mat,nu,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
		
		if self.IA_tt_do:
			hE_tab,hB_tab=IA_tt()
			p_mat_E=hE_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			p_mat_B=hB_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]

			self.X_IA_E=tensor_stuff(p_mat_E,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			self.X_IA_B=tensor_stuff(p_mat_B,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)

		if self.IA_mix_do:
			IA_A_tab = IA_A()
			IA_DEE_tab = IA_DEE()
			IA_DBB_tab = IA_DBB()
			p_mat_A=IA_A_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			p_mat_DEE=IA_DEE_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			p_mat_DBB=IA_DBB_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]

			self.X_IA_A=tensor_stuff(p_mat_A,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			self.X_IA_DEE=tensor_stuff(p_mat_DEE,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			self.X_IA_DBB=tensor_stuff(p_mat_DBB,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)

		if self.IA_ta_do:
			IA_deltaE1_tab = IA_deltaE1()
			IA_0E0E_tab = IA_0E0E()
			IA_0B0B_tab = IA_0B0B()
			p_mat_deltaE1=IA_deltaE1_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			p_mat_0E0E=IA_0E0E_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			p_mat_0B0B=IA_0B0B_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_IA_deltaE1=tensor_stuff(p_mat_deltaE1,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			self.X_IA_0E0E=tensor_stuff(p_mat_0E0E,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			self.X_IA_0B0B=tensor_stuff(p_mat_0B0B,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)

		if self.OV_do:
			# For OV, we can use two different values for 
			# nu1=0 and nu2=-2 
			
			OV_tab=OV()
			p_mat=OV_tab[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]

			self.X_OV=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
			
		if self.kPol_do:
					
			tab1,tab2,tab3=kPol()
			p_mat=tab1[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_kP1=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
							
			p_mat=tab2[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_kP2=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)
							
			p_mat=tab3[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_kP3=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)

		if self.RSD_do:
			
			tabA,self.A_coeff=RSDA()
			p_mat=tabA[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_RSDA=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)	
			
			tabB,self.B_coeff=RSDB()
			p_mat=tabB[:,[0,1,5,6,7,8,9]]
			self.X_RSDB=tensor_stuff(p_mat,self.N,self.m,self.eta_m,self.l,self.tau_l)	
	
	### Top-level functions to output final quantities ###					
	def one_loop_dd(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		# routine for one-loop DM SPT calculations 	
		nu=-2
	
		# coefficents for one_loop calculation 
		one_loop_coef=np.array([2*1219/1470.,2*671/1029.,2*32/1715.,2*1/3.,2*62/35.,2*8/35.,1/3.])

		# get the roundtrip Fourier power spectrum, i.e. P=IFFT[FFT[P]]
		# get the matrix for each J_k component 
		Ps,mat=self.J_k_scalar(P,self.X_spt,nu,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)

		P22_mat=np.multiply(one_loop_coef,np.transpose(mat))
		P22=np.sum(P22_mat,1)
		P13=P_13_reg(self.k_old,Ps)
		P_1loop=P22+P13
		
		if (self.dd_bias_do):
			# if dd_bias is in to_do, this function acts like one_loop_dd_bias
			
			# Quadraric bias Legendre components
			# See eg section B of Baldauf+ 2012 (arxiv: 1201.4827)
			# Note pre-factor convention is not standardized
			# Returns relevant correlations (including contraction factors),
			# but WITHOUT bias values and other pre-factors.
			# Uses standard "full initialization" of J terms
			sig4=np.trapz(self.k_old**3*Ps**2,x=np.log(self.k_old))/(2.*pi**2)
			# sig4 much more accurate when calculated in logk, especially for low-res input.
			
			Pd1d2=2.*(17./21*mat[0,:]+mat[4,:]+4./21*mat[1,:])
			Pd2d2=2.*(mat[0,:])
			Pd1s2=2.*(8./315*mat[0,:]+4./15*mat[4,:]+254./441*mat[1,:]+2./5*mat[5,:]+16./245*mat[2,:])
			Pd2s2=2.*(2./3*mat[1,:])
			Ps2s2=2.*(4./45*mat[0,:]+8./63*mat[1,:]+8./35*mat[2,:])
			if (self.extrap):
				_, Ps=self.EK.PK_original(Ps)
				_, P_1loop=self.EK.PK_original(P_1loop)
				_, Pd1d2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd1d2)
				_, Pd2d2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd2d2)
				_, Pd1s2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd1s2)
				_, Pd2s2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd2s2)
				_, Ps2s2=self.EK.PK_original(Ps2s2)
			
			return P_1loop, Ps, Pd1d2, Pd2d2, Pd1s2, Pd2s2, Ps2s2, sig4

		
		if (self.extrap):
			_, Ps=self.EK.PK_original(Ps)
			_, P_1loop=self.EK.PK_original(P_1loop)

		return P_1loop, Ps


	def one_loop_dd_bias(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		nu=-2
	
		# routine for one-loop spt calculations 

		# coefficents for one_loop calculation 
		one_loop_coef=np.array([2*1219/1470.,2*671/1029.,2*32/1715.,2*1/3.,2*62/35.,2*8/35.,1/3.])

		# get the roundtrip Fourier power spectrum, i.e. P=IFFT[FFT[P]]
		# get the matrix for each J_k component 
		Ps,mat=self.J_k_scalar(P,self.X_spt,nu,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)

		P22_mat=np.multiply(one_loop_coef,np.transpose(mat))
		P22=np.sum(P22_mat,1)
		P13=P_13_reg(self.k_old,Ps)
		P_1loop=P22+P13
		
		# Quadraric bias Legendre components
		# See eg section B of Baldauf+ 2012 (arxiv: 1201.4827)
		# Note pre-factor convention is not standardized
		# Returns relevant correlations (including contraction factors),
		# but WITHOUT bias values and other pre-factors.
		# Uses standard "full initialization" of J terms
		sig4=np.trapz(self.k_old**3*Ps**2,x=np.log(self.k_old))/(2.*pi**2)
		Pd1d2=2.*(17./21*mat[0,:]+mat[4,:]+4./21*mat[1,:])
		Pd2d2=2.*(mat[0,:])
		Pd1s2=2.*(8./315*mat[0,:]+4./15*mat[4,:]+254./441*mat[1,:]+2./5*mat[5,:]+16./245*mat[2,:])
		Pd2s2=2.*(2./3*mat[1,:])
		Ps2s2=2.*(4./45*mat[0,:]+8./63*mat[1,:]+8./35*mat[2,:])
		
		if (self.extrap):
			_, Ps=self.EK.PK_original(Ps)
			_, P_1loop=self.EK.PK_original(P_1loop)
			_, Pd1d2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd1d2)
			_, Pd2d2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd2d2)
			_, Pd1s2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd1s2)
			_, Pd2s2=self.EK.PK_original(Pd2s2)
			_, Ps2s2=self.EK.PK_original(Ps2s2)

		return P_1loop, Ps, Pd1d2, Pd2d2, Pd1s2, Pd2s2, Ps2s2, sig4 #new,for consistency

	def sig4(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		# returns the integral of P(k)^2 which provides the k->0 limit (up to a pre-factor)
		# for several of the quadratic biasing and IA contributions.
		nu=-2
		Ps,mat=self.J_k_scalar(P,self.X_spt,nu,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		sig4=np.trapz(self.k_old**3*Ps**2,x=np.log(self.k_old))/(2.*pi**2)
		return sig4
		
	def IA_tt(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		
		P_E,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_E,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_E=self.EK.PK_original(P_E)

		P_B,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_B,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_B=self.EK.PK_original(P_B)
		return 2.*P_E, 2.*P_B
	
	def IA_mix(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		
		P_A,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_A,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_A=self.EK.PK_original(P_A)

		P_Btype2=P_IA_B(self.k_original,P)	

		P_DEE,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_DEE,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_DEE=self.EK.PK_original(P_DEE)

		P_DBB,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_DBB,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_DBB=self.EK.PK_original(P_DBB)

		return 2*P_A, 4*P_Btype2, 2*P_DEE, 2*P_DBB
	
	def IA_ta(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		
		P_deltaE1,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_deltaE1,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_deltaE1=self.EK.PK_original(P_deltaE1)

		P_deltaE2=P_IA_deltaE2(self.k_original,P)	

		P_0E0E,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_0E0E,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_0E0E=self.EK.PK_original(P_0E0E)

		P_0B0B,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_IA_0B0B,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P_0B0B=self.EK.PK_original(P_0B0B)

		return 2.*P_deltaE1, 2.*P_deltaE2, P_0E0E, P_0B0B
			
	def OV(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		P,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_OV,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P=self.EK.PK_original(P)
		return P*(2*pi)**2 
		
	def kPol(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		P1,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_kP1,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P1=self.EK.PK_original(P1)
			
		P2,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_kP2,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P2=self.EK.PK_original(P2)
		
		P3,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_kP3,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		if (self.extrap):
			_,P3=self.EK.PK_original(P3)
		return P1/(80*pi**2),P2/(160*pi**2),P3/(80*pi**2)
		
	def RSD_components(self,P,f,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		
		_,A=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_RSDA,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
	   
		A1=np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,0],A) + f*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,1],A) + f**2*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,2],A)
		A3=np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,3],A) + f*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,4],A) + f**2*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,5],A)
		A5=np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,6],A) + f*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,7],A) + f**2*np.dot(self.A_coeff[:,8],A)
		
		_,B=self.J_k_tensor(P,self.X_RSDB,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)
		
		B0=np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,0],B) + f*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,1],B) + f**2*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,2],B)
		B2=np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,3],B) + f*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,4],B) + f**2*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,5],B)
		B4=np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,6],B) + f*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,7],B) + f**2*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,8],B)
		B6=np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,9],B) + f*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,10],B) + f**2*np.dot(self.B_coeff[:,11],B)
			
		if (self.extrap):
			_,A1=self.EK.PK_original(A1)
			_,A3=self.EK.PK_original(A3)
			_,A5=self.EK.PK_original(A5)
			_,B0=self.EK.PK_original(B0)
			_,B2=self.EK.PK_original(B2)
			_,B4=self.EK.PK_original(B4)
			_,B6=self.EK.PK_original(B6)
			
		
		P_Ap1=RSD_ItypeII.P_Ap1(self.k_original,P,f)	
		P_Ap3=RSD_ItypeII.P_Ap3(self.k_original,P,f)	
		P_Ap5=RSD_ItypeII.P_Ap5(self.k_original,P,f)	
			
	
		return A1,A3,A5, B0, B2, B4, B6, P_Ap1,P_Ap3,P_Ap5

	def RSD_ABsum_components(self,P,f,P_window=None,C_window=None):

		A1,A3,A5, B0, B2, B4, B6, P_Ap1,P_Ap3,P_Ap5 = self.RSD_components(P,f,P_window,C_window)
		ABsum_mu2 = self.k_original*f*(A1+P_Ap1) + (f*self.k_original)**2 *B0
		ABsum_mu4 = self.k_original*f*(A3+P_Ap3) + (f*self.k_original)**2 *B2
		ABsum_mu6 = self.k_original*f*(A5+P_Ap5) + (f*self.k_original)**2 *B4
		ABsum_mu8 = (f*self.k_original)**2 *B6

		return ABsum_mu2,ABsum_mu4,ABsum_mu6,ABsum_mu8

	def RSD_ABsum_mu(self,P,f,mu_n,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		ABsum_mu2,ABsum_mu4,ABsum_mu6,ABsum_mu8 = self.RSD_ABsum_components(P,f,P_window,C_window)
		ABsum = ABsum_mu2*mu_n**2 + ABsum_mu4*mu_n**4 + ABsum_mu6*mu_n**6 + ABsum_mu8*mu_n**8
		return ABsum	

		
	######################################################################################
	### functions that use the older version structures. ###
	def one_loop(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None):

	    return self.pt_simple.one_loop(P,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)

	def P_bias(self,P,P_window=None,C_window=None): 

		return self.pt_simple.P_bias(P,P_window=P_window,C_window=C_window)

	######################################################################################
	### Core functions used by top-level functions ###
	def J_k_scalar(self,P_in,X,nu,P_window=None,C_window=None):
		
		pf, p, g_m, g_n, two_part_l, h_l=X  

		if(self.low_extrap is not None):
			P_in=self.EK.extrap_P_low(P_in)

		if(self.high_extrap is not None):
			P_in=self.EK.extrap_P_high(P_in)
		
		P_b=P_in*self.k_old**(-nu)
		


		if (self.n_pad is not None): 
			P_b=np.pad(P_b, pad_width=(self.n_pad,self.n_pad), mode='constant', constant_values=0)

		c_m_positive=rfft(P_b)
		# We always filter the Fourier coefficients, so the last element is zero.
		# But in case someone does not filter, divide the end point by two 
		c_m_positive[-1]=c_m_positive[-1]/2.
		c_m_negative=np.conjugate(c_m_positive[1:])
		c_m=np.hstack((c_m_negative[::-1], c_m_positive))/float(self.N)
		
		if (C_window != None):
			# Window the Fourier coefficients. 
			# This will damp the highest frequencies 
			
			if (self.verbose):
				print('windowing the Fourier coefficients')
			c_m=c_m*c_window(self.m,int(C_window*self.N//2.)) 
		
		A_out=np.zeros((pf.shape[0],self.k_size))
		for i in range(pf.shape[0]):
	
			
			# convolve f_c and g_c 
			#C_l=np.convolve(c_m*self.g_m[i,:],c_m*self.g_n[i,:])
			C_l=fftconvolve(c_m*g_m[i,:],c_m*g_n[i,:])
	
			# multiply all l terms together 
			C_l=C_l*h_l[i,:]*two_part_l[i]
		
			# set up to feed ifft an array ordered with l=0,1,...,-1,...,N/2-1
			c_plus=C_l[self.l>=0]
			c_minus=C_l[self.l< 0]
		
			C_l=np.hstack((c_plus[:-1],c_minus))
			A_k=ifft(C_l)*C_l.size # multiply by size to get rid of the normalization in ifft
								
			A_out[i,:]=np.real(A_k[::2])*pf[i]*self.k**(-p[i]-2)
			# note that you have to take every other element 
			# in A_k, due to the extended array created from the
			# discrete convolution 
		
		P_out=irfft(c_m[self.m>=0])*self.k**nu*float(self.N)
		if (self.n_pad is not None):
			# get rid of the elements created from padding 
			P_out=P_out[self.id_pad]
			A_out=A_out[:,self.id_pad]
			
		return P_out, A_out

	def J_k_tensor(self,P,X,P_window=None,C_window=None):

		pf, p, nu1, nu2, g_m, g_n, h_l=X    

		if(self.low_extrap is not None):
			P=self.EK.extrap_P_low(P)

		if(self.high_extrap is not None):
			P=self.EK.extrap_P_high(P)
			
		A_out=np.zeros((pf.size,self.k_size))

		P_fin=np.zeros(self.k_size)
		
		for i in range(pf.size):

			P_b1=P*self.k_old**(-nu1[i])
			P_b2=P*self.k_old**(-nu2[i])
			
			if (P_window != None):
			# window the input power spectrum, so that at high and low k
			# the signal smoothly tapers to zero. This makes the input
			# more like a periodic signal 
			
				if (self.verbose):
					print('windowing biased power spectrum')
				W=p_window(self.k_old,P_window[0],P_window[1])
				P_b1=P_b1*W 
				P_b2=P_b2*W
			
			if (self.n_pad !=0): 
				P_b1=np.pad(P_b1, pad_width=(self.n_pad,self.n_pad), mode='constant', constant_values=0)
				P_b2=np.pad(P_b2, pad_width=(self.n_pad,self.n_pad), mode='constant', constant_values=0)
			c_m_positive=rfft(P_b1)
			c_n_positive=rfft(P_b2)

			c_m_negative=np.conjugate(c_m_positive[1:])
			c_n_negative=np.conjugate(c_n_positive[1:])
			c_m=np.hstack((c_m_negative[::-1], c_m_positive))/float(self.N)
			c_n=np.hstack((c_n_negative[::-1], c_n_positive))/float(self.N)

			if (C_window != None):
				# window the Fourier coefficients. 
				# This will damping the highest frequencies 
				if (self.verbose):
					print('windowing the Fourier coefficients')
				c_m=c_m*c_window(self.m,int(C_window*self.N/2.)) 
				c_n=c_n*c_window(self.m,int(C_window*self.N/2.)) 


		
			# convolve f_c and g_c 
			C_l=fftconvolve(c_m*g_m[i,:],c_n*g_n[i,:])
			#C_l=convolve(c_m*self.g_m[i,:],c_m*self.g_n[i,:])
		
			# multiply all l terms together 
			#C_l=C_l*self.h_l[i,:]*self.two_part_l[i]
			C_l=C_l*h_l[i,:]
			# set up to feed ifft an array ordered with l=0,1,...,-1,...,N/2-1
			c_plus=C_l[self.l>=0]
			c_minus=C_l[self.l< 0]
		
			C_l=np.hstack((c_plus[:-1],c_minus))
			A_k=ifft(C_l)*C_l.size # multiply by size to get rid of the normalization in ifft
			
		
			A_out[i,:]=np.real(A_k[::2])*pf[i]*self.k**(p[i]) 
			# note that you have to take every other element 
			# in A_k, due to the extended array created from the
			# discrete convolution 
			P_fin += A_out[i,:]
		# P_out=irfft(c_m[self.m>=0])*self.k**self.nu*float(self.N)
		if (self.n_pad !=0):
			# get rid of the elements created from padding 
			# P_out=P_out[self.id_pad]
			A_out=A_out[:,self.id_pad]  
			P_fin=P_fin[self.id_pad]

		return P_fin, A_out
		
		
### Example script ###
if __name__ == "__main__":
	# An example script to run FASTPT
	# Initializes and calculates all quantities supported by FASTPT
	# Makes a plot for P_22 + P_13
	from time import time
	
	#Version check
	print('This is FAST-PT version', __version__)
	
	# load the data file 
	
	d=np.loadtxt('Pk_test.dat') 
	# declare k and the power spectrum 
	k=d[:,0]; P=d[:,1]
	
	# set the parameters for the power spectrum window and
	# Fourier coefficient window 
	#P_window=np.array([.2,.2])  
	C_window=.75
	#document this better in the user manual    
	
	# padding length 
	n_pad=int(0.5*len(k))
	to_do=['all']
				
	# initialize the FASTPT class 
	# including extrapolation to higher and lower k  
	# time the operation
	t1=time()
	fastpt=FASTPT(k,to_do=to_do,low_extrap=-5,high_extrap=3,n_pad=n_pad) 
	t2=time()
	
	# calculate 1loop SPT (and time the operation)
	P_spt=fastpt.one_loop_dd(P,C_window=C_window)
		
	t3=time()
	print('initialization time for', to_do, "%10.3f" %(t2-t1), 's')
	print('one_loop_dd recurring time', "%10.3f" %(t3-t2), 's')
	
	#calculate tidal torque EE and BB P(k)
	P_IA_tt=fastpt.IA_tt(P,C_window=C_window)
	P_IA_ta=fastpt.IA_ta(P,C_window=C_window)
	P_IA_mix=fastpt.IA_mix(P,C_window=C_window)
	P_RSD=fastpt.RSD_components(P,1.0,C_window=C_window)	
	P_kPol=fastpt.kPol(P,C_window=C_window)
	P_OV=fastpt.OV(P,C_window=C_window)	
	sig4=fastpt.sig4(P,C_window=C_window)

	# make a plot of 1loop SPT results
	import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
	
	ax=plt.subplot(111)
	ax.set_xscale('log')
	ax.set_yscale('log')
	ax.set_ylabel(r'$P(k)$', size=30)
	ax.set_xlabel(r'$k$', size=30)
	
	ax.plot(k,P,label='linear')
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[0], label=r'$P_{22}(k) + P_{13}(k)$' )
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[1], label=r'linear' )
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[2], label=r'b1b2' )
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[3], label=r'b2b2' )
	ax.plot(k,abs(P_spt[4]), label=r'b1bs' )
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[5], label=r'b2bs' )
	ax.plot(k,P_spt[6], label=r'bsbs' )
		
	plt.legend(loc=3) 
	plt.grid()
	plt.show()

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