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Dec 8, 2004, 8:23:54 AM (22 years ago)
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harman
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Removed excess 'a' character to make things compile again

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  • trunk/psLib/src/astro/psCoord.h

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    1 a/** @file  psCoord.h
     1/** @file  psCoord.h
    22*
    33*  @brief Contains basic coordinate transformation definitions and operations
    44*
    5 *  This file defines the basic types for astronomical coordinate 
     5*  This file defines the basic types for astronomical coordinate
    66*  transformation
    77*
     
    1010*  @author GLG, MHPCC
    1111*
    12 *  @version $Revision: 1.22 $ $Name: not supported by cvs2svn $
    13 *  @date $Date: 2004-12-07 22:28:28 $
     12*  @version $Revision: 1.23 $ $Name: not supported by cvs2svn $
     13*  @date $Date: 2004-12-08 18:23:54 $
    1414*
    1515*  Copyright 2004 Maui High Performance Computing Center, University of Hawaii
     
    3232 *
    3333 *  Both detector and sky positions will be used extensively in the IPP. One
    34  *  coordinate system to be used is linear coordinates which conform to 
    35  *  Euclidean geometry. 
     34 *  coordinate system to be used is linear coordinates which conform to
     35 *  Euclidean geometry.
    3636 *
    3737 */
     
    4747/** Angular Coordinate System
    4848 *
    49  *  Both detector and sky positions will be used extensively in the IPP. One 
    50  *  coordinate system to be used is angular coordinates for which additional 
     49 *  Both detector and sky positions will be used extensively in the IPP. One
     50 *  coordinate system to be used is angular coordinates for which additional
    5151 *  care must often be taken in comparison to a euclidiean coordinate system.
    5252 *
     
    6363/** 2D Polynomial Transform
    6464 *
    65  *  A transform between coordinate systems that consists simply of two 2D 
    66  *  polynomials to transform both components - the output coordinates depend 
     65 *  A transform between coordinate systems that consists simply of two 2D
     66 *  polynomials to transform both components - the output coordinates depend
    6767 *  only on the input coordinates and no other quantities of objects at those
    68  *  coordinates. 
     68 *  coordinates.
    6969 *
    7070 */
     
    7979 *
    8080 *  A transform between coordinate systems that consists of two 4D polynomials
    81  *  in which the output coordinates are also specified to be a function of the 
    82  *  magnitude and color of the object with the given coordinates. This type of 
    83  *  coordinate transformation is necessary to represent the (color-dependent) 
    84  *  optical distortions caused by the atmosphere and camera optics, and the 
     81 *  in which the output coordinates are also specified to be a function of the
     82 *  magnitude and color of the object with the given coordinates. This type of
     83 *  coordinate transformation is necessary to represent the (color-dependent)
     84 *  optical distortions caused by the atmosphere and camera optics, and the
    8585 *  possibly effects of charge transfer inefficiency.
    8686 *
     
    9797/** Spherical Transform Definition
    9898 *
    99  *  We need to be able to convert between ICRS, Galactic and Ecliptic 
    100  *  coordinates, and potentially between arbitrary spherical coordinate 
    101  *  systems. All of these basic spherical transformations represent rotations 
    102  *  of the spherical coordinate reference. We specify a general 
    103  *  transformation function which takes a structure, psSphereTransform, 
    104  *  defining the transformation between two spherical coordinate systems 
     99 *  We need to be able to convert between ICRS, Galactic and Ecliptic
     100 *  coordinates, and potentially between arbitrary spherical coordinate
     101 *  systems. All of these basic spherical transformations represent rotations
     102 *  of the spherical coordinate reference. We specify a general
     103 *  transformation function which takes a structure, psSphereTransform,
     104 *  defining the transformation between two spherical coordinate systems
    105105 *
    106106 */
     
    115115
    116116/** Projection type for projection/deprojection
    117  * 
     117 *
    118118 *  @see psProject, psDeproject
    119119 *
     
    131131
    132132/** Parameter set for projection/deprojection
    133  * 
     133 *
    134134 *  @see psProject, psDeproject
    135135 *
     
    283283/** Determines the offset (RA,Dec) on the sky between two positions.
    284284 *
    285  *  Both an offset mode and an offset unit may be defined. The mode may be 
    286  *  either PS_SPHERICAL, in which case the specified offset corresponds to an 
    287  *  offset in angles, or it may be PS_LINEAR, in which case the offset 
    288  *  corresponds to a linear offset in a local projection. The offset unit may 
    289  *  be in one of PS_ARCSEC, PS_ARCMIN, PS_DEGREE, and PS_RADIAN, which 
     285 *  Both an offset mode and an offset unit may be defined. The mode may be
     286 *  either PS_SPHERICAL, in which case the specified offset corresponds to an
     287 *  offset in angles, or it may be PS_LINEAR, in which case the offset
     288 *  corresponds to a linear offset in a local projection. The offset unit may
     289 *  be in one of PS_ARCSEC, PS_ARCMIN, PS_DEGREE, and PS_RADIAN, which
    290290 *  specifies the units of the offset only.
    291291 *
     
    301301/** Applies the given offset to a coordinate.
    302302 *
    303  *  Both an offset mode and an offset unit may be defined. The mode may be 
    304  *  either PS_SPHERICAL, in which case the specified offset corresponds to an 
    305  *  offset in angles, or it may be PS_LINEAR, in which case the offset 
    306  *  corresponds to a linear offset in a local projection. The offset unit may 
    307  *  be in one of PS_ARCSEC, PS_ARCMIN, PS_DEGREE, and PS_RADIAN, which 
     303 *  Both an offset mode and an offset unit may be defined. The mode may be
     304 *  either PS_SPHERICAL, in which case the specified offset corresponds to an
     305 *  offset in angles, or it may be PS_LINEAR, in which case the offset
     306 *  corresponds to a linear offset in a local projection. The offset unit may
     307 *  be in one of PS_ARCSEC, PS_ARCMIN, PS_DEGREE, and PS_RADIAN, which
    308308 *  specifies the units of the offset only.
    309309 *
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