DECONVOLUTION AND SMOOTHING - APPLICATIONS IN ESCA

[1] ASELTINE JA, 1958, TRANSFORM METHODS LI

[2] Blackman R.B., 1958, MEASUREMENT POWER SP

[3] Hamming R. W., 1962, NUMERICAL METHODS SC, P297

[4] METHOD FOR DETERMINING RESPONSE FUNCTION OF A HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED SPECTROMETER [J]. JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1970, 60 (02) : 184 - &

[5] Lanczos C., 1964, J SOC IND APPL MAT B, V1, P76, DOI DOI 10.1137/0701007

[6] ROWE HE, 1965, SIGNAL NOISE COMMUNI

[7] SMOOTHING + DIFFERENTIATION OF DATA BY SIMPLIFIED LEAST SQUARES PROCEDURES [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1964, 36 (08) : 1627 - &

[8] SMITH N, IN PRESS

[9] The influence of gap width on the intensity distribution in spectral lines. II [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1931, 69 (5-6): : 298 - 308

[1] ASELTINE JA, 1958, TRANSFORM METHODS LI

[2] Blackman R.B., 1958, MEASUREMENT POWER SP

[3] Hamming R. W., 1962, NUMERICAL METHODS SC, P297

[4] METHOD FOR DETERMINING RESPONSE FUNCTION OF A HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED SPECTROMETER [J]. JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1970, 60 (02) : 184 - &

[5] Lanczos C., 1964, J SOC IND APPL MAT B, V1, P76, DOI DOI 10.1137/0701007

[6] ROWE HE, 1965, SIGNAL NOISE COMMUNI

[7] SMOOTHING + DIFFERENTIATION OF DATA BY SIMPLIFIED LEAST SQUARES PROCEDURES [J]. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 1964, 36 (08) : 1627 - &

[8] SMITH N, IN PRESS

[9] The influence of gap width on the intensity distribution in spectral lines. II [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK, 1931, 69 (5-6): : 298 - 308