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High-Resolution Grating Monochromator for Simultaneous Observations of More Than One Wavelength*†

H. H. Stroke, K. K. Y. Li

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The use of added camera mirrors in a high-dispersion grating monochromator to extend its application to the simultaneous observation of two (or several) wavelengths without diminution of aperture, and with arbitrary separation of the lines on the plate, is described.

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The use of added camera mirrors in a high-dispersion grating monochromator to extend its application to the simultaneous observation of two (or several) wavelengths without diminution of aperture, and with arbitrary separation of the lines on the plate, is described.

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The use of added camera mirrors in a high-dispersion grating monochromator to extend its application to the simultaneous observation of two (or several) wavelengths without diminution of aperture, and with arbitrary separation of the lines on the plate, is described.

Key concepts: Monochromator, Optics, Grating, Wavelength, Dispersion (optics), Resolution (logic), Aperture (computer memory), Diffraction grating

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