... epevents (epevents-6.43) [xmmsas_20080701_1801-8.0.0] . ... Let us assume we have an output event file produced by epframes and badpix with name rawevents_04.dat , then the simplest call to epevents is epevents eventset = rawevents_04.dat outset= events_04.dat If you want to produce a diagnostic file containing CCD maps in 4 energy bands in the same run then you may use epevents eventset = rawevents_04.dat outset= ...

... OOF . ALMA . ... OOF Index . Zernike Polys . GBT example . ... Observed data and analysis . The observed beam maps are shown in the first row of the table below. ... We show the best-fitting aperture and the best-fitting beams as the number of Zernike orders used for the fitting is increased. A sample OOF observed data set (top row) and the results of analysis with increasing number of Zernike polynomials used to parameterise the aperture. ... In-focus beam . ... Observed beams . ...

Next: *timsort* Up: Timing Analysis Previous: Summary of tasks in . ... Events will be time ordered in the output file. xt> timsort xdata$snr psr ``c 503 513 24'' none A light curve is then generated and plotted so we can inspect the gross properties of the sample (the sequence of good-data intervals and gaps) and any source variability. xt> ltcurv psr none psr 500 xt> ltcplot psr_ltc Finding this sample satisfactory, we search for periodicity with a fast Fourier transform. ...

... Even future mission archives tend to concentrate more on what can be extracted out of a proposal or a Guaranteed Time Observation log than the actual extracted science out of the data itself. ... A year later the data is then publicly available. An archive researcher has then to go through a mass of data to find what may be useful without any indication as to what the actual observer's results were while using the data except the proposal, which in most cases is very general. ...

... Doing Business with ESO > Technology Transfer > Examples of ESO developments that have been taken over by a manufacturer or produced commercially for a wider market . ... ESO for the Public . ... People and Events . ... ESO Press Conferences and Events . ... Developments at ESO . ... Because of the wider applicability of this technology, in 1999 ESO concluded an agreement with the French firm SNLS to manufacture and sell the ESO dewar under license. ... Developments Taken Over by a Manufacturer . ...

This example shows how to add cursor interaction to a Ggi plot window. ... The user is informed of the possibility of cursor interaction by the shape of the cursor: it now is a cross-hair instead of the default cursor. /* example4.c -XT */ #define NPTS 100 # include stddef.h # include math.h # include gipsyc.h # include cmain.h # include init.h # include finis.h # include userfio.h # include pgplot.h # ...

5.1 Photometric zeropoint . 5.1.1 Photometric Systems Used for WFPC2 Data . ... 5.2 Photometric Corrections . ... 5.2.3 Other Photometric Corrections . ... 5.6 Accuracy of WFPC2 Results . This chapter deals with several topics pertaining to WFPC2 data analysis. We begin with a practical guide to photometry with WFPC2 where we discuss how to accurately determine the zeropoint, photometric corrections that should be made to WFPC2 data, and common problems and their solutions. ...

. Next: Period analysis Up: Time Series Analysis Previous: Command summary . Period analysis . Comparison of two stochastic processes . Rein Warmels . Mon Jan 22 15:08:15 MET 1996

Next: Magnesium-aluminium oxide (spinel) Up: Examples of data contained Previous: Silicate minerals . About 85-90 % of the dust condensing in the envelopes of oxygen-rich evolved stars consist of amorphous magnesium or magnesium-iron silicates [ 6 ]. ... The calculated absorption coefficients show that MgO influences the position of the 10 and 20 m band. ... Next: Magnesium-aluminium oxide (spinel) Up: Examples of data contained Previous: Silicate minerals root 2003-03-06 ...

To print commands and their arguments as they are executed: cat example #!/bin/sh TEST1=result1 TEST2=result2 if [ $TEST1 = "result2" ] then echo $TEST1 fi if [ $TEST1 = "result1" ] then echo $TEST1 fi if [ $test3 = "whosit" ] then echo fail here cos it's wrong fi . This is a script called example which has an error in it; the variable $test3 is not set so the 3rd and last test [ command will fail. Running the script produces: example result1 [: argument expected . ...

Next: CONCLUSION Up: CHIRPLET TRANSFORM SUBSPACES Previous: Nondilational Chirplet Transform . Suppose we choose a windowed sinusoidal FM signal for our mother chirplet. Such a signal has a frequency that periodically rises and falls (much like the vibrato of musical instruments or the wail of a police siren). ... Figure 14 . ... Using the warbling mother chirplet, we also computed the ``dilation-dilation'' ( ) plane of the chirplet transform (Fig. 16 ) for the pendulum data. ...

After a series of workplace accident involving window cleaners on ladders, the government has asked you to come up with a set of guidelines for safe ladder use. Most of the accidents occur when a worker is climbing up a ladder which is leaning against large plate glass window, and the base of the ladder slides sideways, causing the ladder to collapse. How far from the base of a window should the base of a ladder be placed to avoid slipping? ...

The Wideband Arecibo Pulsar Processor Signal Processing Page . ... Raw Correlation . ... The WAPP uses custom digital hardware to create estimates of correlation functions from sampled data. The digital hardware used to estimate correlation function uses quantization to represent input . After creating an estimate of input correlation functions, the Wiener-Khintchine Theorem is applied to create estimates of input Power spectral density (PSD) and Stokes parameters . ... 3 Level . ...

... Five hundred light years from Earth, in the constellation Aquarius, a sun-like star is dying. ... Is this one galaxy or two? ... The United States at Night . ... This is what the United States of America looks like at night! ... The Trifid nebula (M20) is a bright star forming region in Sagittarius, 5000 light years from Earth. In visible light, the interstellar gas cloud is crossed by dark, obscuring dust lanes which roughly divide the glowing emission nebula into three major parts. ...

... This experiment makes use of a novel an sophisticated CCD imaging design whereby by 4 2048x2048 detectors are butted together to form a single 4096x4096 pixel detector system. ... Figure 4 (1.1 Megs) shows an example image from one of the LMC fields that is searched for gravitational microlensing amplification of stellar brightness. ... Figure 5 (124 Kbytes) shows an image of NGC 253, taken with this camera and a 320x512 RCA CCD which has 30 micron size pixels. ... Page 5 . ...

Stellarium 0.12.3 . ... Classes . ... Scripting . ... Scripting Engine . ... Script Console . ... Since version 0.10.1, Stellarium includes a scripting feature based on the Qt Scripting Engine . ... Prior to version 0.10.0, Stellarium used a different scripting engine called StratoScript . ... Prior to version 0.10.0, Stellarium had a simple scripting engine, known as StratoScript . ... This script prints "Hello Universe" in the Script Console output window. core.debug( "Hello Universe" ); . ...

... Microlocal Analysis is a theory of Pseudo-Differential Operators and Fourier Integral Operators (PDOs and FIOs). ... Microlocal analysis comes in few flavors. ... We will consider semi-classical PDOs and FIOs: one can always get from there to standard PDOs and FIOs but semi-classical theory has more applications. Less formal description of (semi-classical) microlocal analysis is ``a semi-classical limit of quantum mechanics'' or ``high-frequency limit of electrodynamics'' (etc). ...

Here are a set of pictures which progress from the original through a couple intermediary images to the final, rather 60ish looking final image. This is the original image, created using some PD fonts and some mucking around with the BCG plug-in. The original logo has been extruded a bit using the displace plug-in. A web is created by using the wave plug-in, duplicating it and rotating it 180 degrees, and adding the two pieces together. The original logo is then placed over that. ...

... Basic time functions . ... Example 2: Set a random number seed . ... Uses of time functions include: . ... time_t time(time_t *tloc) -- returns the time since 00:00:00 GMT, Jan. 1, 1970 , measured in seconds. ... timer.c */ #include <stdio.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <time.h> main() { int i; time_t t1,t2; (void) time(&t1); for (i=1;i<=300;++i) printf(``%d %d %d n'',i, i*i, i*i*i); (void) time(&t2); printf(`` n Time to do 300 squares and cubes= %d seconds n'', (int) t2-t1); } . ...

During the last phase of debug, we produced some waveforms with the Fasti sequence generator, the svb1 . We present here two exaples. The firt one is a rolling-bit waveform: each bit is asserted in turn for 10 clock cicles. From display we can measure the clock cycle to be 112 ns. Logic analyzer display of rolling-bit pattern. ... To give an example of real life pattern, we present a little portion of arnica (Nicmos3) clocking pattern. Last Modified: . ... Back one page . ...