The zoom-in plots are sometimes too narrow and lots of space is left on the right side. This is because the number of zoom-in plots is calculated as a function of the number of connected line components. However, some of these spectral lines might not be covered by the spectrum (i.e. too low or too high wavelength), so a fit is never attempted for them. The number of plots should thus take into account only the components that are covered by the spectrum.
The zoom-in plots are sometimes too narrow and lots of space is left on the right side. This is because the number of zoom-in plots is calculated as a function of the number of connected line components. However, some of these spectral lines might not be covered by the spectrum (i.e. too low or too high wavelength), so a fit is never attempted for them. The number of plots should thus take into account only the components that are covered by the spectrum.