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synth : find optimum fit by adjusting abundances vturb, vsini, and vrad SCL Sfit SYN Commands
Compute the best fit parameters by computing spectra with variable abundances, vturb, vsini, and vrad, assuming a given model atmosphere. This command takes no parameters; everything should have been set up prior to running synth. The output is saved in a file <file>.synth;, where <file> was the name of the spectrum being fitted.
Experience has shown that, even if vsini, and vrad have been measured quite precisely from the same spectrum, these parameters can have a profound effect on the fit quality. Therefore it is now possible to solve for vturb, vsini, and vrad individually for the region of spectrum under analysis.
sterne <model> : Define the model atmosphere to be used by synth
syn_... <p1> <p2> : Initialise parameter for synth
syn_vturb <vturb> [<dv>]; Initialise vturb (km/s) for a fit using synth (default 5)
syn_vsini <vsini> [<dv>]; Initialise vsini (km/s) for a fit using synth (default 0)
syn_vrad <vrad> [<dv>]; Initialise vrad (km/s) for a fit using synth (default 0)
syn_beta <beta> Initialise limb darkening coefficient for a fit using synth (default 1.5)
save <fit> : Save the spectrum and best fit from synth
abundance <elid> <abun> <dabu> : Initialise abundances for synth
The first argument is the element identifier (<elid> = atomic number). The second is the logarithmic abundance (<abun> relative to log Sigma mu_i n_i = 12.15). The third is the amount by which that abundance may vary (<dabu>). Set this value to 0.0 to keep it fixed.
General remarks on the initialisation of abundances in synthA solar abundance will be assumed for any elements not specified.[old_abund] {...} : Initialise abundances and microturbulence for synth (obsolete)
Example:abundance 1 7.0 0.0 ! Fix hydrogen at a small value abundance 6 8.6 0.3 ! Allow carbon to vary abundance 8 8.8 0.3 ! Allow oxygen to varyAny abundances obtained by SYNTH will be remembered and, by default, not allowed to change, so that two successive calls to SYNTH may be made to solve for different groups of abundances. To use the new abundance as a start value, but to solve again for that element, for example after solving for C and O varying, you want to fix O, but solve for C with N, then set the new abundance to 0.0, but set the maximum change to a positive value. For example:abundance 6 0.0 0.3 abundance 7 7.5 0.3To remember these results and solve for the hydrogen abundance:abundances 1 8.0 0.3
Define the initial parameters to be used by synth. This command currently requires a specific format. The first integer on each line is the element identifier (<elid> = atomic number). The second number is the logarithmic abundance (<abun> relative to log Sigma mu_i n_i = 12.15). The third is the amount by which that abundance may vary (<dabu>). Set this value to 0.0 to keep it fixed. To finish, enter a negative element identifier.
abundances{ 0 <vturb> <dvt>! microturbulent velocity <elid1> <abun1> <dabu1> ! first element <elid2> <abun2> <dabu2> ! second element ... -1 0 0 ! to finish }