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From: paul@amos.ling.ucsd.edu (Paul Smith)
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Subject: Color map
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Date: Wed, 7-Oct-87 20:46:41 EDT
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		Does anyone have a color map for X on the Sun which which 
	simulates the normal spectrum?  I would  like to have a contiguous 
	map which I could map low values to to darker colors, and higher 
	values to brighter colors.  This is easy to do with any two 
	(R, G, or B) colors, but what is the correct mixture using all three?  

					Paul Smith


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