Interferometric imaging with the Very Large Telescope.

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Apr 1991

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Journal of Optics (Paris), Vol. 22, No. 2, p. 73 - 83

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Optics

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The Very Large Telescope Interferometer (VLTI) is one of the operating modes of the VLT. In addition to consisting of an array of four stationary 8 m diameter telescopes, the VLTI includes a number of movable Auxiliary Telescopes which both complement the (u, v) plane coverage of the large telescopes and provide a powerful interferometric facility by itself (available 100% of the time). The author describes the current plans for the implementation of the VLTI. These plans will be finalized in 1991 after the choice of the VLT site.

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