Planetary Magnitudes

Code for computing planetary magnitudes

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Source code for computing planetary magnitudes along with input and output data files for testing. This material corresponds with the article 'Computing Apparent Planetary Magnitude for the Astronomical Almanac' submitted to 'Astronomy and Computing'.

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