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Adaptive Optik in der Astronomie
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Artikelmerkmale
- Artikelzustand
- ISBN
- 9780521612142
- Subject Area
- Science
- Publication Name
- Adaptive Optics in Astronomy
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Item Length
- 9.7 in
- Subject
- Physics / Optics & Light, Astronomy
- Publication Year
- 2004
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.9 in
- Item Weight
- 26.5 Oz
- Item Width
- 7.4 in
- Number of Pages
- 420 Pages
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Publisher
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
0521612144
ISBN-13
9780521612142
eBay Product ID (ePID)
30898504
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
420 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Adaptive Optics in Astronomy
Subject
Physics / Optics & Light, Astronomy
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Science
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
26.5 Oz
Item Length
9.7 in
Item Width
7.4 in
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Scholarly & Professional
Reviews
‘Highly recommended for astronomical libraries and for anyone serious about using AO systems in future.’Paul O’Brien, The Observatory, ‘This new and expanded edition of what has become an established classic in the range of books on optics is most welcome … provides a much needed reference work … treatment of the subject is thorough and the reader is provided with an excellent review of a topic that has great relevance for the future of astronomy … thoroughly recommended to all who have an interest in the design of optical systems for remote viewing.’Grant H. Thomson, The Imaging Science Journal, 'Highly recommended for astronomical libraries and for anyone serious about using AO systems in future.' Paul O'Brien, The Observatory, 'Highly recommended for astronomical libraries and for anyone serious about using AO systems in future.'Paul O'Brien, The Observatory, 'This new and expanded edition of what has become an established classic in the range of books on optics is most welcome ... provides a much needed reference work ... treatment of the subject is thorough and the reader is provided with an excellent review of a topic that has great relevance for the future of astronomy ... thoroughly recommended to all who have an interest in the design of optical systems for remote viewing.'Grant H. Thomson, The Imaging Science Journal, 'This new and expanded edition of what has become an established classic in the range of books on optics is most welcome … provides a much needed reference work … treatment of the subject is thorough and the reader is provided with an excellent review of a topic that has great relevance for the future of astronomy … thoroughly recommended to all who have an interest in the design of optical systems for remote viewing.' Grant H. Thomson, The Imaging Science Journal, 'This new and expanded edition of what has become an established classic in the range of books on optics is most welcome ... provides a much needed reference work ... treatment of the subject is thorough and the reader is provided with an excellent review of a topic that has great relevance for the future of astronomy ... thoroughly recommended to all who have an interest in the design of optical systems for remote viewing.' Grant H. Thomson, The Imaging Science Journal
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Yes
Table Of Content
Part I. Introductory Background: 1. Historical context F. Roddier; 2. Imaging through the atmosphere F. Roddier; Part II. The Design of an Adaptive Optics System: 3. Theoretical aspects F. Roddier; 4. Wave-front compensation devices M. Séchaud; 5. Wave-front sensors G. Rousset; 6. Control techniques P.-Y. Madec; 7. Performance estimation and system modeling M. Northcott; Part III. Adaptive Optics with Natural Guide Stars: 8. The COME-ON/ADONIS systems G. Rousset and J.-L. Beuzit; 9. The UH-CFHT systems F. Roddier and F. Rigaut; 10. Adaptive optics in solar astronomy J. Beckers; Part IV. Adaptive Optics with Laser Beacons: 11. Overview of adaptive optics with laser beacons D. Sandler; 12. The design of laser beacon AO systems D. Sandler; 13. Laser beacon adaptive optics systems D. Sandler; Part V. The Impact of Adaptive Optics in Astronomy: 14. Observing with adaptive optics P. Léna and O. Lai; 15. Astronomical results P. Léna and O. Lai; 16. Future expectations F. Roddier; Index.
Synopsis
Adaptive optics is a powerful new technique used to sharpen telescope images blurred by the Earth's atmosphere. This authoritative book is the first dedicated to the use of adaptive optics in astronomy. It is written by an international team who have pioneered the field. It is set to become the standard reference for researchers and optical engineers in astronomy and other areas of science where adaptive optics is finding exciting new applications., Adaptive optics is a powerful new technique used to sharpen telescope images blurred by the Earth's atmosphere. This authoritative book is the first dedicated to the use of adaptive optics in astronomy. Mainly developed for defence applications, the technique of adaptive optics has only recently been introduced in astronomy. Already it has allowed ground-based telescopes to produce images with sharpness rivalling those from the Hubble Space Telescope. The technique is expected to revolutionise the future of ground-based optical astronomy. Written by an international team of experts who have pioneered the development of the field, this timely volume provides both a rigorous introduction to the technique and a comprehensive review of current and future systems. It is set to become the standard reference for graduate students, researchers and optical engineers in astronomy and other areas of science where adaptive optics is finding exciting new applications.
LC Classification Number
QB51.3.I45 A37 1999
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