Add aligned-spin conditions to PhenomPv2 angle calculations#3
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These changes look consistent with LAL to me, cheers Samson!
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This PR adds back the special treatments for two angles in the aligned-spin case implemented in
LALSimulationforPhenomPv2.These changes do not affect the behaviour of
PhenomPv2in most cases, and only in aligned-spin cases.Specifically, they are here in
LALSimulation:phiJ_sf: this line, andalpha0: this lineThis PR also fixes the apparent$\pi / 2$ phase shift mentioned in tedwards2412#35.
This PR is duplicated from tedwards2412#36