Closed bjfultn closed 7 years ago
The trends appear to be mostly consistent across orders (at least for 9407).
Test with single obslist shared for all orders in each iGrand iteration.
Final multi-order velocities for all stars as a function of absolute (systemic+BC) velocity:
Same as above, but each order plotted separately.
RMS for iGrand vs. CPS code: object iGrand_rms CPS_rms 126053 3.661390 4.404901 127334 3.207189 3.346433 144579 3.281043 3.748296 1461 4.059843 4.117284 157214 3.429516 3.715881 157347 3.162080 3.941418 166620 2.801480 3.099255 50692 6.060601 4.036699 89269 3.243117 3.387754
Test with separate obslist shared for all orders in each iGrand iteration.
Final multi-order velocities for all stars as a function of absolute (systemic+BC) velocity:
Same as above, but each order plotted separately.
RMS for iGrand vs. CPS code: object iGrand_rms CPS_rms 126053 5.089466 4.404901 127334 4.007542 3.346433 144579 4.691878 3.748296 1461 4.574293 4.117284 157214 4.694748 3.715881 157347 3.931630 3.941418 50692 11.065057 4.036699 89269 4.355431 3.387754
Applied these common systematic trends as the "double fudge".
RVs display systematic wiggles as a function of systemic+BC velocity. This appears to be common to all stars.