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GRAVITY: The AO-Assisted, Two-Object Beam-Combiner Instrument

F. Eisenhauer, G. Perrin, S. Rabien +6

We present the proposal for the infrared adaptive optics (AO) assisted, two-object, high-throughput, multiple-beam-combiner GRAVITY for the VLTI. This instrument will be optimized…

astro-ph2000

Near-infrared adaptive optics observations of galaxy clusters: Abell 262 at z=0.0157, J1836.3CR at z=0.414, and PKS 0743-006 at z=0.994

W. Hackenberg, A. Eckart, R. I. Davies +5

We report on high angular resolution near-infrared (NIR) observations of three galaxy clusters at different redshifts using adaptive optics (AO). In the case of the barred spiral \…

astro-ph1999

The ALFA Laser: Beam Relay and Control System

T. Ott, W. Hackenberg, S. Rabien +2

The ALFA laser subsystem uses a 4 watt continuous wave laser beam to produce an artificial guide star in the mesospheric sodium layer as a reference for wavefront sensing. In this…

astro-ph1999

The ALFA Laser and Analysis Tools

S. Rabien, T. Ott, W. Hackenberg +4

The optimal performance of adaptive optics systems can only be maintained if the wavefront reference is bright and compact. Experience has shown that both of these important criter…

astro-ph1998

First Observational Results from ALFA with Natural and Laser Guide Stars

R. I. Davies, W. Hackenberg, T. Ott +5

The sodium laser guide star adaptive optics system ALFA, which is installed at the Calar Alto 3.5-m telescope, has been undergoing an intensive optimisation phase. Observations usi…