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Currently the NeSST spectrum is defined at energy values, i.e. the spectrum is defined as a series of spikes. This can lead to some undesirable behaviour - spikes in scattered spectrum especially for restricted rhoL angular ranges.
An improvement would be to make the spectrum calculated within energy bins (assumed constant within bins).
Currently the NeSST spectrum is defined at energy values, i.e. the spectrum is defined as a series of spikes. This can lead to some undesirable behaviour - spikes in scattered spectrum especially for restricted rhoL angular ranges.
An improvement would be to make the spectrum calculated within energy bins (assumed constant within bins).
This is linked to #14
Making this an option is perhaps challenging but would allow backwards compatibility
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