Abstract
The detection and the correction of instrumental line-shape
distortions have been studied. Some common distortion principles
have been mathematically examined. A procedure for error correction
is presented. In addition to a theoretical study, we also
investigated simulated and experimental examples. An application
for the procedure is presented.
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