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Arnaud M. Aubourg E. Bareyre P. Br';ehin S. Caridroit R. de Kat J. Dispau G. Djidi K. Gros M. Lachièze-Rey M. Laigneau Y. Laurent B. Lesquoy E. Lavocat Ph. Magneville C. Mazeau B. Milsztajn A. Moscoso L. Pasquaud J. Paul B. Perrin P. Petibon J. Piret Y. Queinnec F. Rich J. Spiro M. de Trogoff J. Vigroux L. Zylberajch S. Ansari R. Cavalier F. Moniez M. Beaulieu J. P. Ferlet R. Grison Ph. Vidal-Madjar A. Adrianzyk G. Berger J. P. Burnage R. Delclite J. C. Kohler D. Magnan R. Richaud A. Guibert J. Moreau O. Tajahmady F. Baranne A. Maurice E. Prévôt L. Gry C. 《Experimental Astronomy》1994,4(3-4):265-278
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CCD mosaic camera has been especially built to search for dark galactic halo objects by the gravitational microlensing effect. The sensitive area is made of 16 edge-buttable CCDs developped by Thomson-CTS, with 23×23 µm
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pixels. The 35 kg camera housing and mechanical equipment is presented. The associated electronics and data acquisition system are described in a separate paper. The camera resides at the focal plane of a 40 cm, f/10, Ferson reflector. The instrument has been in operation since December 1991 at the La Silla Observatory (ESO). 相似文献
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R. Ferlet A. Lecavelier Des Etangs G. Perrin A. Vidal-Madjar F. Sèvre F. Colas J. E. Arlot C. Buil H. Beust A. M. Lagrange-Henri J. Lecacheux M. Deleuil C. Gry 《Astrophysics and Space Science》1994,212(1-2):173-180
The inner regions of the circumstellar disk around Pictoris might be dust-free due to a possible planet which may have cleared up dust particles. We present a new observational technique based on the use of an anti-blooming CCD in order to directly image this zone. The structure of the disk is revealed down to 2 arcsec from the star (30 AU). We show that the Pic disk brightness is neutral inV, R, andI
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, but drops down when going inward inB, possibly related to a change in the dust composition. Also, a slight disk asymmetry is present but inverted from the outer to the inner zones.Paper presented at the Conference onPlanetary Systems: Formation, Evolution, and Detection held 7–10 December, 1992 at CalTech, Pasadena, California, U.S.A. 相似文献
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Arnaud M. Aubourg E. Bareyre P. Br';ehin S. Caridroit R. de Kat J. Dispau G. Djidi K. Gros M. Lachièze-Rey M. Laigneau Y. Laurent B. Lesquoy E. Lavocat Ph. Magneville C. Mazeau B. Milsztajn A. Moscoso L. Pasquaud J. Paul B. Perrin P. Petibon J. Piret Y. Queinnec F. Rich J. Spiro M. de Trogoff J. Vigroux L. Zylberajch S. Ansari R. Cavalier F. Moniez M. Beaulieu J. P. Ferlet R. Grison Ph. Vidal-Madjar A. Adrianzyk G. Berger J. P. Burnage R. Delclite J. C. Kohler D. Magnan R. Richaud A. Guibert J. Moreau O. Tajahmady F. Baranne A. Maurice E. Prévôt L. Gry C. 《Experimental Astronomy》1994,4(3-4):279-296
Conclusion To summarize, the readout and the control system of the CCD mosaic camera are running since December 1991 at the La Silla Observatory (ESO). The overall performance of the camera has been good. About 12000 pictures (data and flat-fields) have been successfully registered up to now. We will report in the near future preliminary scientific results of the EROS experiment. 相似文献
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D. Baines R. D. Oudmaijer A. Mora C. Eiroa John M. Porter B. Merín B. Montesinos D. de Winter A. Cameron J. K. Davies H. J. Deeg R. Ferlet C. A. Grady A. W. Harris M. G. Hoare K. Horne S. L. Lumsden L. F. Miranda A. Penny A. Quirrenbach 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2004,353(2):697-704
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Yiannis Tsapras Rachel A. Street Keith Horne Alan Penny Fraser Clarke Hans Deeg Francisco Garzon Simon Kemp Maria Rosa Zapatero Osorio Alejandro Oscoz Abad Santiago Madruga Sanchez Carlos Eiroa Alcione Mora Antxon Alberdi rew Cameron John K. Davies Roger Ferlet Carol Grady Allan W. Harris Javier Palacios reas Quirrenbach Heike Rauer Jean Schneider Dolf de Winter Bruno Merin Enrique Solano 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2001,325(3):1205-1212
In 1998 the EXPORT team monitored microlensing event light curves using a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera on the IAC 0.8-m telescope on Tenerife to evaluate the prospect of using northern telescopes to find microlens anomalies that reveal planets orbiting the lens stars. The high airmass and more limited time available for observations of Galactic bulge sources make a northern site less favourable for microlensing planet searches. However, there are potentially a large number of northern 1-m class telescopes that could devote a few hours per night to monitor ongoing microlensing events. Our IAC observations indicate that accuracies sufficient to detect planets can be achieved despite the higher airmass. 相似文献
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Roger Ferlet 《Astronomy and Astrophysics Review》1999,9(3-4):153-169
Summary. Substantial progress in the field of the Local Interstellar Medium has been largely due to recent launches of space missions,
mostly in the UV and X–ray domains, but also to ground-based observations, mainly in high resolution spectroscopy. However,
a clear gap seems to remain between the wealth of new data and the theoretical understanding. This paper gives an overview
of some observational aspects, with no attempt of completeness or doing justice to all the people involved in the field. As
progress rarely evolves in straight paths, we can expect that our present picture of the solar system surroundings is not
definitive.
Received 30 October 1998 相似文献
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Paul Eccleston Bruce Swinyard Marcel Tessenyi Giovanna Tinetti Ingo Waldmann Marc Ferlet Ranah Irshad Tanya Lim Kevin Middleton Tom Bradshaw Martin Crook Tom Hunt Berend Winter Ian Bryson Naidu Bezawada William Taylor Neil Bowles Enzo Pascale Gianluca Morgante Emanuele Pace Alberto Adriani Jean-Michel Reess Marc Ollivier Roland Ottensamer Mirek Rataj Gonzalo Ramos Zapata Jan-Rutger Schrader Avri Selig Kate Isaak Martin Linder Ludovic Puig 《Experimental Astronomy》2015,40(2-3):427-447
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Laurent Koechlin Denis Serre Paul Deba Roser Pelló Christelle Peillon Paul Duchon Ana Ines Gomez de Castro Margarita Karovska Jean-Michel Désert David Ehrenreich Guillaume Hebrard Alain Lecavelier des Etangs Roger Ferlet David Sing Alfred Vidal-Madjar 《Experimental Astronomy》2009,23(1):379-402
The Fresnel Interferometric Imager has been proposed to the European Space Agency (ESA) Cosmic Vision plan as a class L mission.
This mission addresses several themes of the CV Plan: Exoplanet study, Matter in extreme conditions, and The Universe taking shape. This paper is an abridged version of the original ESA proposal. We have removed most of the technical and financial issues,
to concentrate on the instrumental design and astrophysical missions. The instrument proposed is an ultra-lightweight telescope,
featuring a novel optical concept based on diffraction focussing. It yields high dynamic range images, while releasing constraints
on positioning and manufacturing of the main optical elements. This concept should open the way to very large apertures in
space. In this two spacecraft formation-flying instrument, one spacecraft holds the focussing element: the Fresnel interferometric
array; the other spacecraft holds the field optics, focal instrumentation, and detectors. The Fresnel array proposed here
is a 3.6 ×3.6 m square opaque foil punched with 105 to 106 void “subapertures”. Focusing is achieved with no other optical element: the shape and positioning of the subapertures (holes
in the foil) is responsible for beam combining by diffraction, and 5% to 10% of the total incident light ends up into a sharp
focus. The consequence of this high number of subapertures is high dynamic range images. In addition, as it uses only a combination
of vacuum and opaque material, this focussing method is potentially efficient over a very broad wavelength domain. The focal
length of such diffractive focussing devices is wavelength dependent. However, this can be corrected. We have tested optically
the efficiency of the chromatism correction on artificial sources (500 < λ < 750 nm): the images are diffraction limited, and the dynamic range measured on an artificial double source reaches 6.2
10 − 6. We have also validated numerical simulation algorithms for larger Fresnel interferometric arrays. These simulations yield
a dynamic range (rejection factor) close to 10 − 8 for arrays such as the 3.6 m one we propose. A dynamic range of 10 − 8 allows detection of objects at contrasts as high as than 10 − 9 in most of the field. The astrophysical applications cover many objects in the IR, visible an UV domains. Examples are presented,
taking advantage of the high angular resolution and dynamic range capabilities of this concept. 相似文献
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