Ultraviolet high-resolution spectroscopy from the Space Telescope
Dennis C. Ebbets, John C. Brandt
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Dennis C. Ebbets, John C. Brandt
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The High Resolution Spectrograph is one of five scientific instruments which will be part of the Space Telescope observatory. The spectrograph was designed to take advantage of the imaging and pointing capabilities of the telescope to obtain ultraviolet spectra with spectral resolution comparable to large, ground-based coudé instruments. Some of the results of the ground-based testing program are described, along with applications of these properties to future science programs.
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The High Resolution Spectrograph is one of five scientific instruments which will be part of the Space Telescope observatory. The spectrograph was designed to take advantage of the imaging and pointing capabilities of the telescope to obtain ultraviolet spectra with spectral resolution comparable to large, ground-based coudé instruments. Some of the results of the ground-based testing program are described, along with applications of these properties to future science programs.
Key concepts: Spectrograph, Telescope, Observatory, Spectral resolution, Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph, Physics, Ultraviolet, Optics