BibTestLM

   ;    Determine a powerlaw colour correction for 100 GHz detectors.
 hfi_100_cc = hfi_color_correction(BP_INFO=hfi_bp, '100', hfibolo_100_cc, $

/POWERLAW, ALPHA=2.0, ABP=hfi_avg, AVG_CC=AVG_100_cc)
 <tt>help, hfibolo_100_cc, /struct    ;    Print info about the detector output.
    ;    Determine a modified blackbody colour correction for Beta = 1.8 and T = 18 K.
hfi_545_cc = hfi_color_correction(BP_INFO=hfi_bp, '545', hfibolo_545_cc, /MODBLACKBODY, $
 TBD = 18d, BETABD = 1.8d, ABP=hfi_avg, CH_CC=CH_545_CC, AVG_CC=AVG_545_CC)
 print, hfibolo_545_cc.BOLONAME
 print, hfibolo_545_cc.CC 

• Note that 545-3 is set to [math]-10^9[/math] as this detector is not included in flight data products due to excessive noise.

;    Try to use a user-input spectrum
 nu = (hfi_avg[5].freq)    ;    in Hz
 Inu = COS((hfi_avg[5].trans)) ;    some arb. profile
 hfi_857_cc = hfi_color_correction(BP_INFO=hfi_bp, '857', nu, Inu, hfibolo_857_cc, $
 ABP=hfi_avg, CH_CC=CH_857_CC, AVG_CC=AVG_857_CC)
 print, hfibolo_857_cc.BOLONAME
 print, hfibolo_857_cc.CC

  ;    Try to use another user-input spectrum
 nu = (hfi_avg[5].freq)    ;    in Hz
 Inu = LOG((hfi_avg[5].trans)) ;    some arb. profile
 hfi_857_cc = hfi_color_correction(BP_INFO=hfi_bp, '857', nu, Inu, hfibolo_857_cc, $
 ABP=hfi_avg, CH_CC=CH_857_CC, AVG_CC=AVG_857_CC)
 print, hfibolo_857_cc.BOLONAME
 print, hfibolo_857_cc.CC

and we get a link here #dupac2005,#hanson2009 but it looks a bit odd.

Laurent own test:

• This example here #dupac2005,#hanson2009 doesn't gives the titles of the papers in the text itself. And this forces to have at the bottom of each wiki page all papers referecned in the page.