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  • Gran Telescopio Canarias Commissioning Instrument Optomechanics
    Under a contract with the GRANTECAN, the Commissioning Instrument is a project developed by a team of Mexican scientists and engineers from the Instrumentation Department of the Astronomy Institute at the UNAM and the CIDESI Engineering Center. This paper will discuss in some detail the final Commissioning Instrument (CI) mechanical design and
    Espejo, Carlos et al.

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    2003
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  • Finite element analysis accuracy of the GTC commissioning instrument structure
    Under a contract with the GRANTECAN, the Commissioning Instrument (CI) is a project developed by a team of Mexican scientists and engineers from the Instrumentation Department of the Astronomy Institute at the UNAM and the CIDESI Engineering Center. The CI will verify the Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC) performance during the commissioning phase
    Farah, Alejandro et al.

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    2003
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  • Feasibility study of the polychromatic laser guide star
    We briefly recall the principle of the polychromatic laser guide star, which aims at providing measurements of the tilt of incoming wavefronts with a 100% sky coverage, We describe the main results of the feasibility study of this concept undertaken within the ELP-OA porgramme. We finally summarize our plans for a full demonstrator at Observatoire
    Foy, Renaud et al.

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    2003
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  • Facility class Rayleigh beacon AO system for the 4.2m William Herschel telescope
    A rationale is presented for the use of a relatively low-altitude (15km) Rayleigh Laser Guide Star to provide partial adaptive optics correction across a large fraction of the sky on the 4.2m William Herschel Telescope. The scientific motivation in relation to the available instrumentation suite is discussed and supported by model performance
    Rutten, René G. et al.

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    2003
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  • Eleven years of IRIS frequencies and splittings
    Having acquired since July, 1989, a complete 11-year solar cycle of full disk data, the IRIS++ network has now made available to anyone the longest helioseismic data base to-date. A few results obtained from this very long time series are briefly presented here, with some emphasis on the low degree p-mode frequencies themselves, and their
    Fossat, E. et al.

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    2003
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