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9 June 1994 Optical interferometer with two coude telescopes of 25-cm aperture
Koichi Sato, Seisuke Kuji
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Abstract
Experiments of the optical interferometer were made with two coude telescopes of 25-cm aperture which are set up by 2.6 m apart in the north-south direction. Interferometry by artificial lights were carried out. The fluctuations of fringes of He-Ne laser correlate to vibrations of the equipments. Fringes of alpha Boo were observed. However, the fringes were detected only a little because of the insufficient accuracy of delay compensation and the phase fluctuation due to the atmospheric turbulence.
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Koichi Sato and Seisuke Kuji "Optical interferometer with two coude telescopes of 25-cm aperture", Proc. SPIE 2200, Amplitude and Intensity Spatial Interferometry II, (9 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.177263
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