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1 January 1992 High-resolution telescope cluster I: overview and technical status
Arthur B. C. Walker II, Richard B. Hoover, William T. Roberts, Shi Tsan Wu
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Abstract
A major component of the Advanced Solar Observatory is the High Resolution Telescope Cluster (HRTC) for investigations of the solar atmosphere at soft X-ray, XUV, EUV, and VUV wavelengths, via high resolution spectroheliograms in lines and continuum emitted over the full, (4500 to 100,000,000 K) range of temperatures of the outer solar atmosphere; angular resolution may be as high as 0.03 arcsec. An analysis is conducted of a model HRTC instrument complement encompassing a 60-90 cm aperture VUV telescope, a 40-50 cm aperture EUV telescope, three 40-50 cm aperture XUV telescopes, and a 40-cm aperture soft X-ray telescope, as well as flare spectrometers and polarimeters and four coronagraph/spectrographs.
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Arthur B. C. Walker II, Richard B. Hoover, William T. Roberts, and Shi Tsan Wu "High-resolution telescope cluster I: overview and technical status", Proc. SPIE 1546, Multilayer and Grazing Incidence X-Ray/EUV Optics, (1 January 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.51254
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KEYWORDS
Extreme ultraviolet

Telescopes

Mirrors

Multilayers

Space telescopes

Coronagraphy

Solar processes

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