Summarized constants table.
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Including/excluding radiation in the computation of the comoving distances and the growth function can easily make a difference of $10^{-4}$ at the redshifts required in this comparison.
-We have performed a comparison of the physical constants used in \ccl to those used in {\tt GSL} and {\tt CLASS} as well as published sources such as NIST and Particle Physics Handbook. Where possible, we have set constants to the values that are used internally in {\tt CLASS}. This includes the value of the gravitational constant, the Boltzmann constant, the Planck constant, the speed of light, and the electron charge. {\tt CLASS} does not include a definition of the solar mass or the Stefan-Boltzmann constant so we use the values used by {\tt GSL}. We provide the relative difference between the values adopted in \ccl and other sources in table \ref{tab:constants_comparison}.
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-\input{table_constants_comparison}
+We have performed a comparison of the physical constants used in \ccl to those used in {\tt GSL} and {\tt CLASS} as well as published sources such as NIST and Particle Physics Handbook. Where possible, we have set constants to the values that are used internally in {\tt CLASS}. This includes the value of the gravitational constant, the Boltzmann constant, the Planck constant, the speed of light, and the electron charge. {\tt CLASS} does not include a definition of the solar mass or the Stefan-Boltzmann constant so we use the values used by {\tt GSL}. After comparison between the physical constants used in \ccl and those of the sources mentioned above, we have found better than $10^{-4}$ agreement with everything except the gravitational constant.
The value of the gravitational constant, $G$, enters into the critical density. We found that failure to define $G$ with sufficient precision would result in lack of convergence at the $10^{-4}$ level between the different submissions. Importantly, note that CAMB barely has $10^{-4}$ precision in $G$ (and similarly, there might be other constants within CAMB/CLASS for which one should check the precision level). For \ccl, we are using the value from {\tt CLASS}.
