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astro-ph20083 cited

Kelu-1 AB - A possible brown dwarf triple system

M. B. Stumpf, W. Brandner, Th. Henning +5

We have monitored the benchmark L dwarf binary Kelu-1AB over the past 3 years to derive improved spectral types and luminosities for the individual components. The astrometric meas…

astro-ph20082 cited

The AstraLux large M dwarf survey

Felix Hormuth, Wolfgang Brandner, Markus Janson +2

AstraLux is the Lucky Imaging camera for the Calar Alto 2.2-m telescope and the 3.5-m NTT at La Silla. It allows nearly diffraction limited imaging in the SDSS i' and z' bands of o…

astro-ph20089 cited

Near-infrared wavefront sensing for the VLT interferometer

Stefan Hippler, Wolfgang Brandner, Yann Clénet +11

The very large telescope (VLT) interferometer (VLTI) in its current operating state is equipped with high-order adaptive optics (MACAO) working in the visible spectrum. A low-order…

astro-ph200872 cited

GRAVITY: getting to the event horizon of Sgr A*

F. Eisenhauer, G. Perrin, W. Brandner +45

We present the second-generation VLTI instrument GRAVITY, which currently is in the preliminary design phase. GRAVITY is specifically designed to observe highly relativistic motion…

astro-ph2008

MicroLux: high-precision timing of high-speed photometric observations

Felix Hormuth

MicroLux is a GPS-based high precision and high speed timing add-on to the Calar Alto Lucky Imaging camera AstraLux. It allows timestamping of individual CCD exposures at frame rat…

astro-ph200847 cited

AstraLux: the Calar Alto Lucky Imaging Camera

Felix Hormuth, Stefan Hippler, Wolfgang Brandner +2

AstraLux is the Lucky Imaging camera for the Calar Alto 2.2-m telescope, based on an electron-multiplying high speed CCD. By selecting only the best 1-10% of several thousand short…