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A computer code (procedure) written in Interactive Data Language
(IDL, version 8.4) to compute the spectral line profile indicators used
by Lanza et al. (2018, Astronomy & Astrophysics vol. 616, A155;
arXiv:1804.07039). The procedure takes the fits files provided by the
data reduction software (DRS) of HARPS or HARPS-N as an input.
An example for the input files is provided in the directory /input with
the sole purpose of allowing you to test the proper compilation and
running of the procedure. Details on an auxiliary source file (mpfit.pro)
required for compilation are provided in the header of the procedure
file and in Appendix A of the above mentioned paper. Interested users
are warmly recommended to read them before compiling and running the
procedure. Information on how to use these indicators can be found in
Lanza et al 2018, A&A 616, A155, https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.07039
- asym_ind.pro: the IDL procedure to compute the asymmetry indicators and the
FWHM of the CCF as specified by Lanza et al. 2018; please change the string
PATH and the string OPERATION before compiling and running as explained in the
header of the procedure file (see also Appendix A of Lanza et al. 2018);
WARNING: when using files produced by the DRS of HARPS@ESO, please check the
dimensions of the matrixes extracted from the FITS files because the current
version of the procedure assumes those of the files produced by the DRS of
HARPS-N@TNG;
- mpfit.pro: the fitting routine used by asym_ind.pro (see the header of the
above file for instructions about the compilation and Lanza et al. 2018,
Appendix A); this procedure is authored by Craig B. Markwardt, NASA/GSFC; see
http://cow.physics.wisc.edu/~craigm/idl/fitting.html
- /input: a directory containing a sample dataset consisting of *_ccf_* and
*_bis_* files of the star HD108874 as provided by the DRS of HARPS-N
(see Lanza et al. 2018, Appendix A); for more information on this dataset you
can refer to the GAPS series paper dedicated to HD 108874, that is Benatti
et al. 2017, A&A 599, A90; this directory contains also two files that list
the names of the *_bis_* and *_ccf_* FITS files, that is flistbis.lis and
flistccf.lis, respectively. You have to prepare files like these when you use
a different dataset - Unix operating systems allow you to make these file with
the commands > ls -1 *_bis_* > flistbis.lis and > ls -1 *_ccf_* > flistccf.lis
- output.dat: the sample output file containing the asymmetry parameters and the
FWHM of the CCF together with other information as specified in the header of
asym_ind.pro. The format of this file lines is '(1x,3f20.8,i9,20f20.8)'.
For further info please send an email to: antonino.lanza@inaf.it