4.1. Overview of spectral components

For more information on the definition of spectral components and the different types, see Different types of spectral components. Currently the following models are implemented in SPEX:

• 4.1.1. Absm: Morrison & McCammon absorption model
• 4.1.2. Amol: interstellar dust absorption model
• 4.1.3. Bb: blackbody model
• 4.1.4. Cf: isobaric cooling flow differential emission measure model
• 4.1.5. Cie: collisional ionisation equilibrium model
• 4.1.6. Clus: projected cluster model
• 4.1.7. Comt: comptonisation model
• 4.1.8. CX: model for charge exchange plasmas
• 4.1.9. Dabs: dust absorption model
• 4.1.10. Dbb: disk blackbody model
• 4.1.11. Delt: delta line model
• 4.1.12. Dem: differential emission measure model
• 4.1.13. Dust: dust scattering model
• 4.1.14. Ebv: Galactic interstellar extinction model
• 4.1.15. Etau: simple transmission model
• 4.1.16. Euve: EUVE absorption model
• 4.1.17. File: model read from a file
• 4.1.18. Gain: Modify the energy scale of the model to compensate instrumental gain errors
• 4.1.19. Gaus: gaussian line model
• 4.1.20. Hot: collisional ionisation equilibrium absorption model
• 4.1.21. Hyd: model with user-own hydrodynamical simulation
• 4.1.22. Knak: segmented power law transmission model
• 4.1.23. Laor: relativistic line broadening model
• 4.1.24. Line: transmission model for a single spectral line
• 4.1.25. Lpro: spatial broadening model
• 4.1.26. Mbb: modified blackbody model
• 4.1.27. Musr: User defined multiplicative model
• 4.1.28. Neij: non-equilibrium ionisation jump model
• 4.1.29. Pdem: DEM models
• 4.1.30. Pion: SPEX photoionised plasma model
• 4.1.31. Pow: power law model
• 4.1.32. Reds: redshift model
• 4.1.33. Refl: reflection model
• 4.1.34. Rrc: radiative recombination continuum model
• 4.1.35. Slab: thin slab absorption model
• 4.1.36. Spei: relativistic line broadening model
• 4.1.37. Spln: spline continuum model
• 4.1.38. SSD: Shakura-Sunyaev disk model
• 4.1.39. Tpho: Time-dependent, non-equilibrium, photoionised plasma model
• 4.1.40. User: User defined model
• 4.1.41. Vblo: rectangular velocity broadening model
• 4.1.42. Vcom: Compton shoulder broadening model
• 4.1.43. Vgau: gaussian velocity broadening model
• 4.1.44. Vpro: velocity profile broadening model
• 4.1.45. Warm: continuous photoionised absorption model
• 4.1.46. Wdem: power law differential emission measure model
• 4.1.47. Xabs: photoionised absorption model