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The archive basu_chaplin_answers.tar.gz contains a PDF detailing the answers to the Exercise questions that are not open-ended.

All data files are ASCII format.

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(1) Unless otherwise mentioned, the files with mode frequencies of modes have the format:
l, n, frequency, Inl

(2) Files with observed frequencies (or simulated observations) have the format
l, n, frequency, uncertainty

(3) Files in the archive freq_obs.tar have the formal
l, frequency, uncertainty

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Row 1: R, M
Row 2: nr, (radius(i),i=1,nr)
Row 3 onwards: l, n, frequency (kernel(i),i=1,nr)

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l, n, frequency, Inl, np, ng

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Row 1: R, M
Row 2: nr, (radius(i),i=1, nr)
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