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Likelihood of detection as a function of apparent magnitude and rate of motion #35

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mgranvik opened this issue Feb 15, 2024 · 1 comment
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To be able to debias the survey, we need the detection likelihood for each exposure as a function of apparent magnitude and rate of motion.

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Gerenjie commented Apr 9, 2024

I think that more will be needed to debias HelioLinC discoveries since HelioLinC's probability of discovering an object is dependent on more than just single-night rate of motion. LSST should still discover plenty of objects in 4-detection tracklets where observing fields overlap, so those discoveries could be debiased just as a function of rate of motion and apparent magnitude.

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