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"Make a plot of each star's spectrum as a function of wavelength. Please label the figures nicely using appropriate labels. For example: \n", "Make a plot of each star's spectrum as a function of wavelength. Please label the figures nicely using appropriate labels. For example: \n",
"```\n", "```\n",
"plt.xlabel(r'Wavelength ( \\$ \\textbackslash AA \\$ )'\n", "plt.xlabel(r'Wavelength ( $ \\AA $ )'\n",
"```\n", "```\n",
"\n", "\n",
"The ```r``` before the string tells matplotlib that it should use Latex to render this. Please get the units right for the vertical axis. Hint: if you are unsure of how to write a symbol in Latex, try [http://detexify.kirelabs.org](http://detexify.kirelabs.org). " "The ```r``` before the string tells matplotlib that it should use Latex to render this. Please get the units right for the vertical axis. Hint: if you are unsure of how to write a symbol in Latex, try [http://detexify.kirelabs.org](http://detexify.kirelabs.org). "
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"From this point, ```python``` actually makes our lives pretty easy. First, let's read in one of the spectral files (first column is wavelength, second column is flux density $F_\\lambda$):\n", "From this point, ```python``` actually makes our lives pretty easy. First, let's read in one of the spectral files (first column is wavelength, second column is flux density $F_\\lambda$):\n",
"```\n", "```\n",
"spec\\_data = np.loadtxt('f05.dat')\n", "spec_data = np.loadtxt('f05.dat')\n",
"```\n", "```\n",
"and then\n", "and then\n",
"```\n", "```\n",
"Flam = interpolate.interp1d(spec\\_data[:, 0], spec\\_data[:, 1], kind='cubic')\n", "Flam = interpolate.interp1d(spec_data[:, 0], spec_data[:, 1], kind='cubic')\n",
"```\n" "```\n"
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"Now ```Flam``` is a function that you can call just like ```np.sin```. Calling this function will return an error if you ask it for the value outside the range of $x$-values you supplied to ```interpolate.interp1d```. **For the transfer function, we may assume that it is zero outside of the wavelength range given. Read the documentation page (check the keywords ```bounds_error``` and ```fill\\_value```) to make the function behave in this way.**" "Now ```Flam``` is a function that you can call just like ```np.sin```. Calling this function will return an error if you ask it for the value outside the range of $x$-values you supplied to ```interpolate.interp1d```. **For the transfer function, we may assume that it is zero outside of the wavelength range given. Read the documentation page (check the keywords ```bounds_error``` and ```fill_value```) to make the function behave in this way.**"
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