Hello --
My apologies for the slow response, but I was away from the
office for about a week.
>
> I have tried to use my own bad pixel file, but the "mkarf" stops
> with an error message like "end of file" can not read the file.
I'm not certain I understand what you are attempting to do. Based
on this description, I infer you are trying to define a bad pixel file
for a spectrum and use that in sherpa. Correct?
If my understanding is correct, I do not think that approach will
work. At least, I am not aware that sherpa can handle bad pixels defined
in that manner.
I'm looking into what ways exist to define bad pixels.
>
> By the way, Does any one detect several chunks of energy dependent(?)
> bad columns in Acis-S S3 pointings with long exposures.
I am unaware of any such detections. Could you send me a list?
Are the bad columns in the Level 2 data?
-- eric
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