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%.IDENT      plot_dist.hlq
%.AUTHOR     11-JUN-93, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, 
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: PLOT/DISTORTION
%.VERSION    1.0  PB : Creation, 11-JUN-93
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SECTION./DISTORTION
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PLOT/DISTORTION					   PB  11-JUN-93
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PLOT/DISTORTION  wave  [delta]  [mode]
	Plot the fitted position of arc lines in wavelength/y-coordinate space.
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Purpose:    
            The fitted positions of the line catalog are plotted in
            wavelength/y-coordinate space. The commands allows to check
            the regularity of the fitted dispersion relation along the
            y-axis. Both row-by-row and bivariate solutions can be 
            verified depending on the mode.
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Syntax:     
            PLOT/DISTORTION   wave  [delta]  [mode]
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            wave   = Arc line wavelength. The wavelength must be chosen
                     from the line catalog (session keyword LINCAT).
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            delta  = Half-range in pixels of the wavelength space.
                     Default value is 0.5, which means that the full
                     graphic window represents one pixel on the spectrum.
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            mode   = Dispersion relation mode. Possible values: RBR, 2D
                     Allows to plot the row-by-row (RBR) or the bivariate (2D)
                     solution. Default is RBR.
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See also: 
            CALIBRATE/LONG, PLOT/DELTA, PLOT/RESIDUAL, PLOT/CALIBRATE
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Note:       
            mode = 2D can only be used if the session keyword TWODOPT
            is set to YES (i.e. if a bivariate dispersion solution has
            been estimated).
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Examples:
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            PLOT/DISTORTION  5008.645  0.1  2D
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