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Table 3.

Comparing agreement between individual exposures for the quasar J022836.08+000939.2 (Thing ID 97176486) for each correction.

Wavelength range Uncorrected Margala Our correction Our correction DR16
(σ = const.) (σ = const.) (σ = f(λ)) (σ = const.)
λmin λmax ξ2 σ(ξ2) ξ2 σ(ξ2) ξ2 σ(ξ2) ξ2 σ(ξ2) ξ2 σ(ξ2)
3500 4538 7619.96 37.07 7598.39 37.07 7062.19 37.07 6915.53 37.07 7765.66 36.33
4538 6500 39 286.45 43.22 14 996.24 43.22 14 016.92 43.22 12 896.52 43.22 10 906.41 43.86
6500 8000 66 772.34 29.83 22 643.63 29.83 22 700.96 29.83 18 748.33 29.83 14 505.59 29.87
8000 10 400 85 504.20 31.43 30 719.66 31.43 32 314.00 31.43 24 981.35 31.43 20 376.50 31.43

3500 10 400 19 9182.95 71.89 75 957.92 71.89 76 094.08 71.89 63 541.73 71.89 53 554.16 71.92

Notes. The σ on the second line of the header refers to the seeing profile i.e. Eq. (6). The first two columns give the wavelength ranges over which the comparison statistic, ξ2 (Eq. (16)), are calculated. The subsequent columns give ξ2 and its estimated uncertainty, σ(ξ2), calculated from the number of degrees of freedom, Eq. (17). The number of degrees of freedom for the DR16 correction is very slightly different to the other cases but the difference is so small as to be negligible.

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