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The current ELF data is partly copied from tables in a paper book. This data should be available online somewhere. In interest of scientific transparency and provenance, we should obtain optical data from these public sources. We have such a database for X-ray data (Henke et al), and optical data is available in some places (http://refractiveindex.info/), but infra-red and far UV (or X-ray below 30eV) is very hard to find.
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The current ELF data is partly copied from tables in a paper book. This data should be available online somewhere. In interest of scientific transparency and provenance, we should obtain optical data from these public sources. We have such a database for X-ray data (Henke et al), and optical data is available in some places (http://refractiveindex.info/), but infra-red and far UV (or X-ray below 30eV) is very hard to find.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: