Large open telescope: size-upscaling from DOT to LOT

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Feb 2003

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Innovative Telescopes and Instrumentation for Solar Astrophysics. Edited by Stephen L. Keil, Sergey V. Avakyan . Proceedings o

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The design characteristics of a large open telescope (LOT) are: (i) an
open tower with only pure translations of the platform under wind load;
(ii) an open telescope construction with extremely stiff geometry and
drives; (iii) simple optics with easy aligning and testing, but
nevertheless suitable for large auxiliary equipment like spectrographs.

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