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Welcome to the download page of SPEX. SPEX is available for Linux 64-bit and Mac OSX >=10.13. Please see the available downloads for Linux and Mac OS here:

SPEX on Docker

SPEX is also available on the Docker platform. It allows you to run SPEX on any system that runs the Docker engine. See our Docker page for more information.

SPEX on Zenodo

Most historical versions of SPEX have been published on Zenodo, which is a trusted repository for scientific data. The repository provides a long-term environment where research data and software can be found and be referred to. SPEX has a permanent digital object identifier (DOI) that will always point to the latest version of SPEX:

Referring to SPEX

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Each version of SPEX has its own DOI, which links to the appropriate download files on Zenodo. This makes it a very suitable target to refer to in publications. If you use SPEX for your publication, then please refer to the DOI of the SPEX version that you use and this SPEX paper. For example, if you want to refer to SPEX version 3.06.01, then you can do it like this:

The first reference (Kaastra et al., 1996) points to the conference paper: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1996uxsa.conf.411K. The second reference (Kaastra et al., 2020) points to the DOI of version 3.06.01 on Zenodo: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4384188

A BibTeX entry for version 3.06.01 can be obtained here.

Additional python tools

The SPEX package above contains the main SPEX program and a few auxiliary programs written mainly in Fortran. In addition, a python toolbox called Pyspextools is available that is installed separately. This package contains scripts and methods to convert OGIP spectra to SPEX format, response generators for simulations and a python interface to create SPEX user models. The documentation for pyspextools can be found here.

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SPEX on social media

If you want to be kept updated on the developments of SPEX, then you can like our SPEX page on Facebook or follow our SPEX Twitter account.

Spectrum Explorer
(v. 2.1, build 0066, Dec. 19, 2003)

Description

The Spectrum Explorer is a Java(tm) application which allows you to plot and compare a number of different spectra, including blackbody, stellar data, and hand drawn plots.

System Requirements

You need the Java Plug-in to run the SpectrumExplorer applet from your web browser.

It has been tested on WindowsXP and MacOS X with Java 1.3.1 and later. Herds mac os. It should work on any platform which has Java Web Start. It won't work with earlier versions of Macintosh computers (pre-OS X).

Macintosh Users: The program works best after installing the Java 1.4.1 Update.
Apple Software Update instructions.
Java for Mac OS X information.

Run the Spectrum Explorer using Java Plug-in

Additional python tools

The SPEX package above contains the main SPEX program and a few auxiliary programs written mainly in Fortran. In addition, a python toolbox called Pyspextools is available that is installed separately. This package contains scripts and methods to convert OGIP spectra to SPEX format, response generators for simulations and a python interface to create SPEX user models. The documentation for pyspextools can be found here.

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SPEX on social media

If you want to be kept updated on the developments of SPEX, then you can like our SPEX page on Facebook or follow our SPEX Twitter account.

Spectrum Explorer
(v. 2.1, build 0066, Dec. 19, 2003)

Description

The Spectrum Explorer is a Java(tm) application which allows you to plot and compare a number of different spectra, including blackbody, stellar data, and hand drawn plots.

System Requirements

You need the Java Plug-in to run the SpectrumExplorer applet from your web browser.

It has been tested on WindowsXP and MacOS X with Java 1.3.1 and later. Herds mac os. It should work on any platform which has Java Web Start. It won't work with earlier versions of Macintosh computers (pre-OS X).

Macintosh Users: The program works best after installing the Java 1.4.1 Update.
Apple Software Update instructions.
Java for Mac OS X information.

Run the Spectrum Explorer using Java Plug-in

Install the Spectrum Explorer

Because certain features are restricted when using the Java Plug-in (such as printing and saving data files) an installer is provided.Follow the instructions on the installer page to get the Spectrum Explorer with all features enabled. Note: An update is in the works which will enable these features using Web Start.

If you have problems running the applet or the application please send email to Peter Carr.