Python3 - User guided equivalent wideth measurement and analysis tool for stellar absorption spectra

Project description

XSpect

Python3 code to measure equivalent widths from high-resolution spectra. Output file can be used with pymoogi or MOOG.

Loads spectral data from Keck HIRES fits files
Includes options for loading data from arrays
Normalizes reduced data
Applies waveshift correction (comparison spectrum required)
Measures equivalent widths of input line list (line list required, sample provided)
Outputs pymoogi readable file used to derive and determine stellar parameters and elemental abundances

1.0.2

Jul 29, 2022

1.0.1

Mar 30, 2022

This version

1.0.0

Mar 30, 2022

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