Physics – Optics
Scientific paper
Mar 2006
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"Formation planétaire et exoplanètes, Ecole thématique du CNRS, Goutelas (Loire), 23 - 27 mai 2005 Edited by J.-L. Halbwachs, D.
Physics
Optics
Extra-Solar Planets: Detection
Scientific paper
Direct imaging is one of the most difficult technique to characterize extrasolar planets, yet a promising one since it brings new types of parameters and allows astronomers to increase the search space for these objects around a variety of stars. In this lecture, I present the various techniques required to directly image faint companions of stars illustrating them with examples. I review both adaptive optics and stellar coronography for ground-based and space single-pupil telescopes, and, interferometric instruments using colour difference and nulling. Finally I draw a non exhaustive however representative list of projects.
Halbwachs Jean-Louis
Malbet Fabian
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