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Contributions |
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was originally designed, developed, documented, and maintained by:
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| Tomaso Belloni |
Timing Analysis |
| Carlo Izzo |
Data Preparation & System |
| Peter Kahabka |
Spatial Analysis |
| Ortwin Schwentker |
Spectral Analysis & General Tools |
| Uli Zimmermann |
Overall System |
The
system, as now available,
would not have been possible without the active support of a large number
of colleagues contributing code originally developed for their own purposes.
The following list can only mention major contributions to
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| W. Becker |
Spectral and timing analysis |
| T. Belloni |
Timing analysis |
| G. Boese |
Point spread functions |
| T. Boller |
Screening software |
| H. Brunner |
Intensity profiles |
| K. Dennerl |
Astrolib |
| S. Döbereiner |
Spatial analysis |
| R. Egger |
Background determination |
| J. Englhauser |
PostScript images |
| Freyberg |
Housekeeping, background, calibration |
| R. Gruber |
ROSAT Standard Analysis Software |
| G. Hartner |
ROSAT Standard Analysis Software |
| G. Hasinger |
Maximum Likelihood, point spread function, ... |
| C. Izzo |
Data preparation, correction, ... |
| P. Kahabka |
Spatial analysis |
| A. Manook |
PostScript images, time phase selection |
| W. Pietsch |
Different algorithms |
| C. Rosso |
ROSAT Standard Analysis Software |
| J. Schmitt |
Maximum Likelihood (source detection) |
| N. Schulz |
Image filtering |
| R. Schwarz |
Raymond-Smith spectra |
| O. Schwentker |
Spectral analysis, general tools, ... |
| K. Straub |
Access to archive images |
| R. Supper |
Exposure map, source merging |
| W. Voges |
ROSAT Standard Analysis Software |
| A. Vogler |
Extended image contouring (PS) |
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| U. Zimmermann |
Overall system |
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We would like to aknowledge the excellent support from the MIDAS
people at ESO, which were always open to implement new features related to
or to remove inconsistencies
in the system on short timescales.
Thanks also to the many users of
that send us comments
or pointed to bugs or problems. Without their continuous help
the system could not have been made as safe and stable.
Let us continue along these tracks.
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