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28 July 2008 Status of the VLTI complementary characterization
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The first phase of the VLTI is now almost completed with 8 available telescopes, 2 science instruments and complementary facilities (in particular a fringe tracker and angle tracker). The next step will be the integration of PRIMA and the development of the second generation instruments for which a thorough understanding of the performance that can provided by the VLTI facility is required. This is the basic purpose of this ongoing complementary characterization. The rationale of this activity is recalled and the methods used as well as the results obtained so far presented.
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Philippe Gitton and Pierre Haguenauer "Status of the VLTI complementary characterization", Proc. SPIE 7013, Optical and Infrared Interferometry, 70130J (28 July 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.790695
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IRIS Consortium

Astatine

Telescopes

Mirrors

Sensors

Data modeling

K band

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