Fixing the 4-component version of GST #58
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The original GST paper (http://doi.org/10.1007/s11467-013-0319-7) gives a parameterization of the CR flux in several populations based on p, He, C, O and Fe and heavier mass groups (Table 3). I see that this doesn't match the 5-component model that is used in some working groups (that's why I didn't touch the 5-component model) but for the 4-component version it would be appropriate to use the correct Z values and combine C and O. Also, it is necessary to include the heavier components with Z>50 into the iron group. According to the author (Serap), the 4-population version is to be preferred, that's why I swtiched to it.
I am aware that this creates a difference between
GlobalFitGSTandGlobalFitGST_ITbut the way it has been defined so far is simply incorrect.