[Aavso-photometry] Transform coefficients and two-filter measurements
Michael Koppelman
michael at slackerastronomy.org
Thu Jul 23 14:24:53 EDT 2009
Thank you Dr. Newberry.
But to Tom's original question, I don't think there are 4 degrees of
freedom, there are only 2.
So, not this:
- B filter bandpass is bluer than ideal
- B filter bandpass is redder than ideal
- V filter bandpass is bluer than ideal
- V filter bandpass is redder than ideal
This:
- B-V is bluer than ideal
- B-V is redder than ideal
Yes?
M.
On Jul 23, 2009, at 12:07 AM, Michael Newberry wrote:
> Are you asking if it is possible for the graph of b-v vs B-V to have
> curvature? It so, the answer is yes---it depends on the filter/
> detector bandpasses. The transformations are linear over the range
> of spectral types if the bandpasses are an exact match to the
> standard system. But as the filters move off the standard
> bandpasses, in wavelength and shape, nonlinearities creep in.
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