Spectral Combination (was: a problem about iraf)
Guest wrote on Apr 17, 2006
Hi,
I am a student coming from beijing normal university.I have two spectrum about one star.One's range is 4000-6000A,another is 6000-8000A.How can i combine them to one spectrum,and the range become 4000-8000A.what is the command? Thank you .
lishen20
2006-04-18
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I am a student coming from beijing normal university.I have two spectrum about one star.One's range is 4000-6000A,another is 6000-8000A.How can i combine them to one spectrum,and the range become 4000-8000A.what is the command? Thank you .
lishen20
2006-04-18
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Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Apr 17, 2006
See the help for the SCOMBINE task., e.g.
http://iraf.net/irafhelp.php?val=scombine&help=Help+Page
or locally as
cl> help scombine
-Mike
http://iraf.net/irafhelp.php?val=scombine&help=Help+Page
or locally as
cl> help scombine
-Mike
lsh20 wrote on Apr 17, 2006
fitz
See the help for the SCOMBINE task., e.g.
http://iraf.net/irafhelp.php?val=scombine&help=Help+Page
or locally as
cl> help scombine
-Mike
thanks a lot
lsh20 wrote on Apr 17, 2006
if i have 200 spectrums,and i want to combine them to 100 spectrums. Can i
use a @file to be a input file? If i can, how can i write the @ file
use a @file to be a input file? If i can, how can i write the @ file
Last post on Apr 17, 2006