Alta Resolución Espectral (ARES): ¿Qué distingue a estos instrumentos?

Authors
Manuel Amate Plasencia
IAC
Date and time
4 Jun 2021 - 12:00 Europe/London
Address

Zoom

Talk language
Spanish
Slides language
Spanish
Serie number
1
Description

En los ultimos años hemos visto el desarrollo de instrumentación para la búsqueda de exoplanetas por el método de la Velocidad Radial.

La tendencia es que cada generación de espectrógrafos ultra-estables sea un orden de magnitud mejor que la anterior. Pero ¿qué tienen en común estos intrumentos?, ¿Qué los distingue del resto?

El IAC participa en instrumentos de tres generacines: HARPS3, ESPRESSO y HIRES; en esta charla, aprovechando la experiencia adquirida, se hablará de las estrategias que han permitido a estos instrumentos tener alta resolución, alta estabilidad y alta repetibilidad.

Talk Video
https://youtu.be/Fr6Herzw3sg
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