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Bug fix for the calculation of the source position (and position of stars in the camera):
There was an arcsin in the calculation of the az of a given ra/dec coordinate, causing the calculated az to be in -90 to 90 degree.
This was not a problem for Crab Nebula data (or at least for most of it, so that a clear signal could be achieved) but for Mrk 421 data. For this data, there was no signal of the source visible.
New calculation formulas are now implemented, which are using the atan2 method for this.
The new calculated coordinate transformation were checked against python implementation and also checked by Max Ahnen, who could clearly see a signal of Mrk 421 after the bugfix.
Corresponding tests were adapted.
There is now also an example file for the erna std analysis (this is work in progress)