 values from a binary FITS file. Each FITS file
  extension is supposed to contain one integer column with
 values from a binary FITS file. Each FITS file
  extension is supposed to contain one integer column with
  
 and 2 or 4 single (or double) precision columns 
with real/imaginary
 and 2 or 4 single (or double) precision columns 
with real/imaginary  
 values and real/imaginary   standard deviation. 
One can read temperature
 values and real/imaginary   standard deviation. 
One can read temperature 
 or temperature and polarisation,
 or temperature and polarisation, 
 ,
, 
 and
 and 
 .
.
call fits2alms*( filename, nalms, alms, ncl, header, nlheader, next )
Reads a FITS file with the,
and
values read into alms(1:65*66/2,1:4,1:3). The last index specifies (T,E,B). The second index gives l, m, real(
), imaginary(
) for each of the
. The number 65*66/2 is the number of
values up to an
value of 64. 80 lines is read from the header in each extension and returned in header(1:80,1:3).
 in a FITS-file
 in a FITS-file 
   available in the file.
 available in the file.
  
Version 3.83, 2024-11-13