Timing Analysis
In order to perform absolute timing analysis on a dataset, a barycenter correction must first be applied to the data. One may then create lightcurves and phase-binned spectra to look for variability in the source. These threads also provide information on working with data taken in the ACIS continuous clocking (CC) mode.
General:
- Why topic: Continuous Clocking Mode
- Apply Barycenter Correction
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Phase-binning a Spectrum
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(24 Apr 2012)
Analyzing Lightcurves:
- Why topic: Timing Analysis with Lightcurves
- Basic Lightcurves
- Removing ACIS Background Flares
- Filtering Lightcurves
- Search for Variability in a Source
- See the S-lang/ISIS Timing Analysis Routines (SITAR) package which provides a set of functions and subroutines for timing analysis within ISIS.
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