Astronomy applications of adaptive optics at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

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Jun 2003

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Optical Engineering at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Edited by Saito, Theodore T.; Lane, Monya A. Proceedings

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Astronomical applications of adaptive optics at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has a history that extends from 1984. The program started with the Lick Observatory Adaptive Optics system and has progressed through the years to lever-larger telescopes: Keck, and now the proposed CELT (California Extremely Large Telescope) 30m telescope. LLNL AO continues to be at the forefront of AO development and science.

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