Re: revision to CMAG paper (1.57)

From: Alexander Conley (ajconley@lbl.gov)
Date: Wed Apr 27 2005 - 13:52:36 PDT

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    Hi Chris,

       Thanks for noticing those. New version available, etc., etc. (1.59)
    With any luck I didn't introduce new typos in the process.

    Alex

    On Apr 18, 2005, at 2:25 PM, Chris Lidman wrote:

    > Hi Alex,
    > Thanks for the new version. I read it and it looks fine. I noticed
    > a couple of typos, which I list below.
    >
    > p. 3, 2nd paragraph - "which can bias the ? under"
    >
    > p.25, 1st paragraph - "is not be the same"
    >
    > p.41, Fig. 8 - Four curves a plotted in the figure but only three are
    > annotated
    > in the bottom right corner of the figure.
    >
    > pp. 46-47, CMAG -> CMAGIC in Fig. 12 and 13. "to same" -> "to the same"
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Chris.
    >
    >
    > On Apr 13, 2005, at 5:18 PM, Alexander Conley wrote:
    >
    >> Following the comments of Saul and Chris, I have
    >> issued another version of the CMAGIC paper. Saul
    >> convinced me to move large chunks of section 9.2
    >> to an appendix. I have also now looked at the ApJ
    >> instructions to authors and tried to modify things
    >> along those lines. Furthermore, Lifan and Tony
    >> had a number of suggestions related to various
    >> figures, which have (mostly) been implemented.
    >>
    >> Available in the usual place as version 1.57 :
    >> http://panisse.lbl.gov/~aconley/cmag/
    >>
    >> I probably won't be able to do anything major
    >> on this paper until I am settled in Toronto --
    >> say May 1st.
    >>
    >> Remaining things to do:
    >> 1) Author list
    >> 2) Get a source for the LSST/DMT supernova search
    >> 3) Figure out how to improve figure 3 (schematic of
    >> why dust affects CMAGIC less)
    >> 4) Maybe add a flat Universe line to the Hubble diagram,
    >> although unless something else is removed the plot becomes
    >> too confusing. Alternatively, I could do what we always do
    >> and make a unreadably thin Hubble residual plot instead.
    >>
    >> Alex
    >>
    >>
    >



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