A New Intrared Top-end for the 3.6 m Telescope

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So far, most, but not all, infrared observations have been carried out with conventional optical telescopes. This often implies that a comparatively strong infrared radiation (heat) from the telescope proper has to be subtracted from the total signal for a given celestial infrared source. This is particularly so when the telescope has much material in the beam, e. g. support of the secondary mirror, cables, etc.

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