Standard DCDFT scan range bug and typesetting fix needed

Multi-platform Variable Star Visualisation and Analysis

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#586 Standard DCDFT scan range bug and typesetting fix needed

Milestone: Defect

Status: open

Owner: nobody

Labels: None

Priority: 9

Updated: 2020-05-09

Created: 2017-06-25

Creator: David Benn

Private: No

See https://www.aavso.org/comment/51360#comment-51360 and emails from Brad, e.g. June 23, 18.

Discussion

David Benn - 2017-07-08

The default values determined for frequency range are definitely different from what we have documented and what Grant Foster's book says.

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David Benn - 2017-07-08

I checked standard scan vs default frequency values. They are not the same. Should they be?

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David Benn - 2017-07-08

Thanks to Brad Walter for bringing this to my attention leading up to his CHOICE course: analysiing data with VStar.

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David Benn - 2018-10-09

See also https://www.aavso.org/comment/61988#comment-61988

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David Benn - 2020-05-09

Priority: 5 --> 9
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David Benn - 2020-05-09

Looks like something that ought to be addressed.

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David Benn - 2020-05-09

The typesetting of expressions and equations has been improved in the user manual as of 2.21.0 via LaTex.

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David Benn - 2020-05-09

See also #576.

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