DAOPHOT: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR CROWDED-FIELD STELLAR PHOTOMETRY
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Summary
The tasks of the DAOPHOT program, developed to exploit the capability of photometrically linear image detectors to perform stellar photometry in crowded fields, are discussed and shortcomings and possible improvements of the program are considered.
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- 1987-03-01
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Photometry (optics), Physics, Stars, Sky, Brightness
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