New ROMAN, Planck, and COBE Filters - #32
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Added filter bandpass tables from the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Wide Field Instrument (WFI) filters. Hopefully these will be useful for everyone.
Added bandpass tables from the Planck Satellite High Frequency Instrument (Planck HFI).
Added bandpass tables from the Cosmic Background Explorer / Diffuse Infrared Background Explorer (COBE/DIRBE).
The Planck and COBE tables are probably useless for SED fitting but may be useful for EBL predictions under the assumption that EBL=IGL. The ROMAN tables are broadly applicable as with most photometric bandpass tables.