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- CLIP-SPECTRUM -- Sets all values in a spectrum outside of the specified
range to a specified value.
- CONCATENATE-SPECTRA -- Combines all sub-bands of the spectra in X and Y stack
positions into a new spectrum (the individual subbands
are retained).
- WRITE -- A version of PRINT modified to write into an SCL
character variable which can then be used in response
to a request of character input (a filename say)
- READ-FITS-SPECTRUM -- Reads a SPECX or CLASS FITS spectrum from a disk-FITS
file into the X stack position.
- OPEN-FITS-FILE -- Replaces OPEN-FITS-OUTPUT-FILE, and has new questions.
- CLOSE-FITS-FILE -- Replaces CLOSE-FITS-OUTPUT-FILE
- SET-PLOT-SCALE -- Now lets you specify auto-scaling for the X and Y
plot axes separately.
- SET-MAP-PARAMETERS -- Now lets you specify that the map axes are to be
scaled in sexagesimal form - i.e., RA and Dec in HMS.
- SHOW-VARIABLES -- Accepts VMS-type wildcards, so that, for example, the
command ``
>> show-var f*'' will return all SCL variables
that begin with the letter f.
- PLOT-LINE-PARAMETERS-- As well as the existing set of parameters (Tmax, Vmax,
Integrated intensity and Delta(v)), now also offers you
the 1st and 2nd moments of the line profile. The 1st
moment is the Centroid; the 2nd moment approximates the
line width for lines of good Signal/Noise ratio.
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SPECX --- A Millimetre Wave Spectral Reduction Package
Starlink User Note 17
R. M. Prestage, H. Meyerdierks,
J. F. Lightfoot,
T. Jenness, R. P. J. Tilanus, R. Padman
11 July 2000
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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