... The middle stripe ( MEDIUM ) is preferred because the flight software only stores the cross-dispersion offset between the location of the calibration spectrum and the optimal location of the science spectrum for that stripe. ...
... The absolute sensitivity calculation in WF/PC-1 is done assuming a flat spectrum (constant flux per wavelength); if the spectrum of the source is not flat, the STSDAS synphot package can be used to recalibrate the flux (see Chapter 3). ...
... The baseline spectrum is the one obtained on SMS 94098, and the five subsequent spectra were divided by the baseline spectrum with binning intervals of 10 (for details see ISR 69 ). ...
... the 5-37 ЮМm Spitzer/IRS spectrum and broad wavelength spectral energy distribution ... The spectrum shows a redshifted (z = 0.14 ТБ 0.005) silicate emission feature with ...
... The middle stripe ( MEDIUM ) is preferred because the flight software only stores the cross-dispersion offset between the location of the calibration spectrum and the optimal location of the science spectrum for that stripe. ...
... The spectrum is collapsed along the dispersion direction, its centroid is calculated ... A target spectrum is recorded for the user-specified time using a sub-array tailored ... The spectrum is collapsed along the dispersion direction. 3. ...
... The spectrum of the disk region containing the gas stream (Fig.2b) is noticeably different from the disk spectrum at the same radius for a range of radii. ...
... of the PC image of 0142 in the upper left, and its power spectrum in the upper right ... of a star is shown in the lower left and its power spectrum is in the lower right ...
... where m is in the STMAG system which is based on a spectrum with constant flux per unit wavelength set to roughly match the Johnson system at V. The more conventional systems are based on Vega's spectrum. ...