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In particular for equatorial coordinates, $l$ corresponds to Right Ascension and $b$ to Declination.
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For the equations all angles are assumed to be in radian.
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For special purposes, it is possible to overrule this with /swWobbler no, e.g., ONOFF 44 /swWobbler no.
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...RECEIVER. 4
Other spectrometers, e.g., VESPA, offer much more flexibility, but also need more parameters and more explicit BACKEND commands, see the following sections.
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In particular for equatorial coordinates, $l$ corresponds to Right Ascension and $b$ to Declination.
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For the equations all angles are assumed to be in radian.
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