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Fig. 6

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To correctly reconstruct the original fluxes, the second proposed method uses models of the intermediate spectra (see Eqs. (17) and (18)). Appropriate windows around the spectral lines should be set because one is only interested in the continuum contribution. The upper panel shows the results of the simpler case, utilising second-order polynomials sufficient to describe the baseline. For the standing wave case (lower panel), a more complicated fitting model, L1(n1)/(L2(n2) + Asin( + b)), was applied, where Li(ni) are polynomial functions of degree ni. In this example, we use n1 = n2 = 3.

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