VLTI observations of IRS~3: The brightest compact MIR source at the Galactic Centre

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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4 pages, 3 figures, published in: The ESO Messenger

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The dust enshrouded star IRS~3 in the central light year of our galaxy was partially resolved in a recent VLTI experiment. The presented observation is the first step in investigating both IRS~3 in particular and the stellar population of the Galactic Centre in general with the VLTI at highest angular resolution. We will outline which scientific issues can be addressed by a complete MIDI dataset on IRS~3 in the mid infrared.

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