CamSpec Software Tool: UK Company Explored

[Buzz Bloom]

TL;DR

I came across "CamSpec" in a paper about Planck evidence for a closed Universe:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1911.02087v1.pdf.

From reading the paper I cited in the summary, I am guessing CamSpec is a software tool for statistical analysis. I did a Internet search, but did not find anything other than mentioning CamSpec being used, but not what it does, except that there is a UK company:

https://www.spectronic-camspec.co.uk/FTIR-software/ .​

I could not find any technical description from scanning through this site.

I would appreciate it any help about this from from PFs participants.

 

[pbuk]

That's not the right thing. You want https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~stg20/camspec/index.html.

 

[Buzz Bloom]

Hi pbuk:

Thanks you for your post, the URL, and a correction to my misunderstanding.
I down loaded the compacted folder of files, and managed to look at most of them. The ones I looked at were all just lists of numbers.
Here is a typical example example of the beginning an d end of a list.

2 0.00033​

3 0.00091
4 0.00193
5 0.00352
6 0.00576
. . .
12997 608.58290
12998 608.66504
12999 608.75870
13000 608.84085
13001 608.92301
Do you have any idea about where I might look to find out what all of these lists mean?

Regards,
Buzz

 

[Buzz Bloom]

I am confused about why the thread was moved. In looking at the list of numbers in the various files, I do not see anything related to:
MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX .