Redefinition of electron Emin and Emax in Compton

[VadimRomansky]

Hi!
In code we initialize the electron distribution, for example
ECPL = naima.models.ExponentialCutoffPowerLaw(amplitude,Emin, alpha, Emax, beta)
and then evaluate InverseCompton
IC = naima.models.InverseCompton(ECPL, seed_photon_fields=['CMB'])
But inside the constructor of class InverseCompton there is redefinition of minimal and maximal energy of electrons!
def init(
self, particle_distribution, seed_photon_fields=["CMB"], **kwargs
):
super().init(particle_distribution)
self.seed_photon_fields = self._process_input_seed(seed_photon_fields)
self.Eemin = 1 * u.GeV
self.Eemax = 1e9 * mec2
self.nEed = 100
self.param_names += ["seed_photon_fields"]
self.dict.update(**kwargs)

so after that radiation will be evaluated not for initial distribution of electrons, but for something else. And it is crucial for low energies < 1 Gev

[santimda]

isn't that just a default value that is later updated in the " self.dict.update(**kwargs) " line?