- ... intensity1.1
- This should not be confused with the peak
intensity at the centre of the component.
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- ... used1.2
- If you are not interested in
polarimetry you can safely ignore three of the values used to
represent the flux, provided you do not attempt to convert between
different polarisation representations.
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- ... tool1.3
- To be more precise the
table should have been created using the functions in the
ComponentList class (C++).
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- ... with1.4
- To be more
specific it replaces the component with the one that was last supplied
to it with the use tool function.
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