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Aperture synthesis using independent telescopes.

Aden B. Meinel
- 01 Nov 1970 - 
- Vol. 9, Iss: 11, pp 2501-2504
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Study of a design for a large infrared telescope, consisting of six independent optical systems, shows that it is possible to control the optical path differences and phases such that aperture synthesis can be achieved.
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Study of a design for a large infrared telescope, consisting of six independent optical systems shows that it is possible to control the optical path differences and phases such that aperture synthesis can be achieved. A thin compensating prism in each optical path can compensate simultaneously the path errors for all objects in the field of view of the telescope. Design parameters for a 5.6-m system are given.

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