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To convert doppler shift to velocity in km/s, shall we use 1074.62 to 1074.70 to compute the conversion factor? This is the same conversion factor used for line width. It is a small difference but still, should look into that. I lean toward using the nominal wavelength for the line that is 1074.70 and is what we use in UCoMP.
To convert doppler shift to velocity in km/s, shall we use 1074.62 to 1074.70 to compute the conversion factor? This is the same conversion factor used for line width. It is a small difference but still, should look into that. I lean toward using the nominal wavelength for the line that is 1074.70 and is what we use in UCoMP.
@jburkepile Need Joan input on this.
We should not call
comp_doppler_correction
to compute the rest wavelength but the new method (still TBD) that uses east and west.Questions
Tasks
comp_doppler_correction
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