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Hi Patrizia, Looking a bit more at your test case, there may be another way out of this. The BB temperature you have below is extremely high, even for a PN. I
Hi Patrizia, We can reproduce the problem, but I am not sure when there will be a solution. It seems everybody is stressed out at the moment... Sorry, Peter.
Checking the OGIP Memo 92-009, I see that the redshift parameter is actually added by XSPEC, and not generated during the Cloudy run. Cloudy just sets the
Dear Peter and Nick First of all, thanks for the tips. They are very much appreciated, although they give very different answers! What I'm trying to do is to
Is there any way to modify the Cloudy-produced XSPEC mtables to allow the redshift parameter to be negative during XSPEC fitting? This situation could arise