A Fabry-Perot interferometer for accurate measurement of temporal changes in stellar Doppler shift

Physics – Optics

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Accelerometers, Doppler Effect, Fabry-Perot Interferometers, Stellar Spectra, Accuracy, Astronomical Spectroscopy, Calibrating, Etalons, Fiber Optics, Precision

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The authors have made accurate observations of the changes in Doppler shift of stellar absorption lines. The scrambling of incident light by an optical fiber and the stability of wavelength calibration by a tilt-tunable Fabry-Perot etalon provide immunity to systematic errors. A cross-dispersed echelle spectrograph spatially separates the orders of constructive interference transmitted through the etalon. Selecting several echelle diffraction orders in the vicinity of 4250 - 4750 Å, which are imaged on a CCD, about 350 points on the profile of the stellar spectrum are sampled by successive orders of interferometric transmission through the etalon. At 4300 Å each interference order is 47 milliangstroms wide and the sample points are 0.64 Å apart.

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