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Advanced Astronomical Spectroscopy: From Photons to Physical Insights

Atomic Physics for Spectroscopy → Data Reduction for Spectroscopy

This path equips graduate astrophysics students with the theoretical and practical knowledge to design, calibrate, and analyze astronomical spectra, extracting physical information such as radial velocities, stellar parameters, and atmospheric properties. It covers the physics of spectral line formation, instrument design, calibration techniques, and advanced analysis methods including line profile fitting and cross-correlation.

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