src/Level2/TrnsTable1D.cc
//		fstart: Starting frequency (Hz)
//		fend  : Final frequency (Hz)
//		cutoff: Intensity cutoff
//		cutper: % below max. to ignore [0,1]
// Output	data  : Row vector filled with a
//			frequency spectrum.
// Note		      : Value cutper is a % in decimal form
//			of the maximum Lorentzian intensity
//			considered worth adding to the spectrum.
// Note		      : Each Lorentzian has intensity above
//			cutoff*Imax between the points bound
//			by the indices ist and ifi.  Only those
//			points are used in generating the spectrum
// Note		      : To avoid poor resolution, if the frequency
//			between points, winc, does not fullfill the
//			relationship 5*winc < lwhh, then the
//			integrated Lorentzian intensities are used
//		        rather than the point value.
// Note		      : Users must insure data is first zeroed!
Starting frequency (Hz)
fend  : Final frequency (Hz)
cutoff: Intensity cutoff
cutper: % below max. to ignore [0,1]
Output data  : Row vector filled with a
frequency spectrum.
Note                 : Value cutper is a % in decimal form
of the maximum Lorentzian intensity
considered worth adding to the spectrum.
Note                 : Each Lorentzian has intensity above
cutoff*Imax between the points bound
by the indices ist and ifi.  Only those
points are used in generating the spectrum
Note                 : To avoid poor resolution, if the frequency
between points, winc, does not fullfill the
relationship 5*winc < lwhh, then the
integrated Lorentzian intensities are used
rather than the point value.
Note                 : Users must insure data is first zeroed!
Starting frequency ( Hz ) fend : Final frequency ( Hz ) cutoff : Intensity cutoff cutper : % below max . to ignore [ 0 1 ] Output data : Row vector filled with a frequency spectrum . Note : Value cutper is a % in decimal form of the maximum Lorentzian intensity considered worth adding to the spectrum . Note : Each Lorentzian has intensity above cutoff * Imax between the points bound by the indices ist and ifi . Only those points are used in generating the spectrum Note : To avoid poor resolution if the frequency between points winc does not fullfill the relationship 5 * winc < lwhh then the integrated Lorentzian intensities are used rather than the point value . Note : Users must insure data is first zeroed!
row_vector TTable1D::FD(int N, double fstart, double fend) const
  {
  row_vector data(N, complex0);			
  FD(data, fstart, fend);			
  return data;
  }
row_vector TTable1D :: FD ( int N , double fstart , double fend ) const { row_vector data ( N , complex0 ) ; FD ( data , fstart , fend ) ; return data ; }
fstart: Starting frequency (Hz)
fend  : Final frequency (Hz)
cutoff: Intensity cutoff
cutper: % below max.
fstart : Starting frequency ( Hz ) fend : Final frequency ( Hz ) cutoff : Intensity cutoff cutper : % below max .
// Array for the spectrum // Use function overload