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I am not clear on the units of the intensity returned by different continuum processes. Could you add documentation to the ion.twoPhoton(wvl) and associated methods?
My current understanding based on the CHIANTI User Guide and ChiantiPy documentation is that continuum.FreeFree['intensity'] and continuum.FreeBound['intensity'] are both in units of: while ion.TwoPhoton['intensity'] is in units of . But I see in the spectrum module that these quantities are added together, so one of them must be incorrectly signed.
Thank you for your time,
Girish.
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it should be cm^+3 so that when multiplied by the line-of-sight emission measure (integral of n_e*n_H dl cm^-5) the final units are cm^-2
thanks for letting me know
Ken
Am I correct in my understanding that the ion.TwoPhoton['intensity'] returns the expression in Equation 63 of the CHIANTI User guide divided by ? The full expression being: ?
Hello,
I am not clear on the units of the intensity returned by different continuum processes. Could you add documentation to the ion.twoPhoton(wvl) and associated methods?
My current understanding based on the CHIANTI User Guide and ChiantiPy documentation is that continuum.FreeFree['intensity'] and continuum.FreeBound['intensity'] are both in units of:
while ion.TwoPhoton['intensity'] is in units of . But I see in the spectrum module that these quantities are added together, so one of them must be incorrectly signed.
Thank you for your time,
Girish.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: