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Maximising the mid-infrared high-contrast performance of ELT/METIS despite water vapour seeing
Olivier Absil, Gilles Orban de Xivry, Prashant Pathak +7
The Mid-infrared ELT Imager and Spectrograph (METIS) will be equipped with a SCAO system delivering Strehl ratios above 90% at L band (3.5 - 4.1 um) and close to 99% at N band (8 -…
Upgrading LBTI/NOMIC with a quadruple annular groove phase mask and GeoSnap detector for imaging nearby, habitable-zone exoplanets
Kevin Wagner, Manny Montoya, Steve Ertel +36
The paper describes two upgrades to the Large Binocular Telescope Interferometer’s NOMIC camera—a quadruple annular groove phase mask coronagraph and a new Teledyne GeoSnap detecto…
Vector Apodizing Phase Plates for the ELT: From prototype to final optics for METIS and MICADO
J. A. van den Born, R. Landman, D. S. Doelman +12
The first generation of instruments for the upcoming Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) will allow for the direct imaging of exoplanets that were previously below the sensitivity or r…
Focal plane wavefront control with model-based reinforcement learning
Jalo Nousiainen, Iremsu Taskin, Markus Kasper +2
The direct imaging of potentially habitable exoplanets is one prime science case for high-contrast imaging instruments on extremely large telescopes. Most such exoplanets orbit clo…
MIRAC-5 on the MMT with MAPS: annular groove phase mask N-band coronagraphic upgrade
Alyssa L. Miller, Jarron Leisenring, Michael Meyer +15
We describe the coronagraphic upgrade underway for the Mid-Infrared Array Camera-5 (MIRAC-5) to be used with the 6.5-m MMT telescope utilizing the new MMT Adaptive optics exoPlanet…
ELT-METIS imaging simulations for disks and envelopes associated with FU Ori-type objects
Michihiro Takami, Gilles Otten, Olivier Absil +3
We investigate the detectability of extended mid-infrared (MIR) emission associated with FU-Ori type objects (FUors) using the METIS coronagraphs on the 39-m Extremely Large Telesc…