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Current situation: (problems are bold)
Absorption (A) and Emission (E) intensities of the medium are given as vectors over a fixed range. The value are assumed to be equidistant inside the range.
The starting wavelength and the ending wavelength are hardcoded.
These intensity distributions are then sampled with a hardcoded sampling resolution.
Proposed solution:
Assume both A and E are given for the same wavelength range
Assume both A and E are sampled at the same wavelengths
one vector to describe the sampling positions on the x-axis (wavelength)
one vector for eachA and E, to describe the intensities on the positions of the x-axis
resample the distributions to ensure equidistant values and a sufficiently high resolution
make the resolution a command line parameter (even better: find it automagically)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Current situation: (problems are bold)
Absorption (
A
) and Emission (E
) intensities of the medium are given as vectors over a fixed range. The value are assumed to be equidistant inside the range.The starting wavelength and the ending wavelength are hardcoded.
These intensity distributions are then sampled with a hardcoded sampling resolution.
Proposed solution:
A
andE
are given for the same wavelength rangeA
andE
are sampled at the same wavelengthsA
andE
, to describe the intensities on the positions of the x-axisThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: