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Note on Spectroscopy with Adaptive Optics

  • Part I Adaptive Optics Instrumentation, Data Acquisition and Reduction Strategies
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The performance of adaptive optics (AO) systems is more often discussed in the context of imaging capability. However, it is also a powerful front-end optics for a spectrograph to gain physical and chemical informations in diminutive objects. We have dedicated ourselves to spectroscopy with AO at Subaru, aiming unique science relatively not explored to date. In the course of the process, we have gradually learned pros and cons of AO spectroscopy. We discuss following topics in this paper using actual case studies as much as possible.

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Wolfgang Brandner Markus E. Kasper

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Goto, M., Teams, t.S.A. Note on Spectroscopy with Adaptive Optics. In: Brandner, W., Kasper, M.E. (eds) Science with Adaptive Optics. ESO Astrophysics Symposia. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/10828557_10

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