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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"photometric light"”.

  1. Cosmology Using Photometric Samples of Type Ia Supernovae: The First Joint Photometric Light Curve Analysis

    … do not know the typing of the supernova. These `photometric samples' are a significant switch from spectroscopic samples, in which every SNIa used in the analysis is spectroscopically identified. The motivation for this switch is the opportunity to have $\sim 10$ times larger samples than what …

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  2. Correlation of Radio Wave with Photometric Light for Representation of Radio Loss using Transparent Film and its Implementation using MATLAB

    … eye. The behavior of the human eye with visible light is understood and accordingly, the investigated behavior is correlated with the radio wave. The correlation helps to envision radio wave by human eye as a light wave. AR facilitates visualization of an indoor surrounding with radio wave with …

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  3. Data-driven Approaches to Stellar Variability Detection and Characterisation

    … applies to irregularly sampled data, such as photometric light curves from ground-based telescopes. I demonstrated that this algorithm accurately estimated the standard ACF, even for poorly sampled astrophysical data, and produced accurate rotation periods that agreed with more complex and …

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  4. The role of binary stars in searches for extrasolar planets by microlensing and astrometry

    … are observed, one usually measures a symmetric light curve corresponding to a single lens, or an asymmetric light curve, often with caustic crossings, in the case of a binary lens system. In principle, the fraction of binary stars at a certain separation range can be estimated based on the …

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