The Keck Interferometer

Autor: Michelle Creech-Eakman, Charles Beichman, R. R. Thompson, B. C. Berkey, A. Tumminello, E. Hovland, Richard L. Johnson, T. Panteleeva, G. Hardy, A. Niessner, James Wallace, W. Dahl, J. Chin, J. Beletic, Eugene Serabyn, G. Eychaner, Andrew F. Boden, A. I. Sargent, Andy C. Rudeen, B. Parvin, R. Kendrick, Mark R. Swain, Dean L. Palmer, James D. Moore, Michael Shao, M. Mark Colavita, D. McBride, Peter Wizinowich, Christopher R. Neyman, E. R. Ligon, Rachel Akeson, H. A. Lewis, Erik M. Johansson, D. Chan, F. Vescelus, Christopher G. Paine, L. Reder, William Lupton, Christopher D. Koresko, Andrew Cooper, Michael Hess, G. Vasisht, C. Felizardo, Richard Cohen, M. Abajian, R. Smythe, Samuel L. Crawford, Jean Garcia-Gathright, T. Saloga, K. Summers, G. T. van Belle, Drew Medeiros, E. Appleby, C. Tyau, P. Kurpis, J. Walker, Rafael Millan-Gabet, J. Gathright, R. Boutell, Craig E. Nance, H. Henderson, K. Tsubota, J. Vause, A. J. Booth, J. Herstein, P. Swanson, Julien Woillez, B. Smith, J. Berlin, M. Papin, E. Wetherell, J. Kelley, D. Le Mignant, D. S. Acton, J. Bell, S. Ragland, David Morrison, U. Wehmeier, Paul J. Stomski, Frederic H. Chaffee, Bertrand Mennesson, J. Chock, M. Hrynevych, James L. Fanson

The Keck Interferometer (KI) combined the two 10 m W. M. Keck Observatory telescopes on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, as a long-baseline near- and mid-infrared interferometer. Funded by NASA, it operated from 2001 until 2012. KI used adaptive optics on the two

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Keck Interferometer Nuller Data Reduction and On-Sky Performance

Autor: Christopher G. Paine, B. Mennesson, E. R. Ligon, Dean L. Palmer, Sam Crawford, T. Panteleeva, P. Wizinowich, W. Dahl, E. Hovland, K. Tsubota, C. Felizardo, Drew Medeiros, J. Gathright, B. C. Berkey, Julien Woillez, Eugene Serabyn, Christopher D. Koresko, K. Summers, Jean Garcia-Gathright, R. Smythe, M. Hrynevych, C. Tyau, Rafael Millan-Gabet, David Morrison, J. Herstein, S. Ragland, Andrew Cooper, James D. Moore, M. Mark Colavita, Rachel Akeson, Michelle Creech-Eakman, Mark R. Swain, G. Vasisht, A. J. Booth, B. Smith, E. Appleby, E. Wetherell

We describe the Keck Interferometer nuller theory of operation, data reduction, and on-sky performance, particularly as it applies to the nuller exozodiacal dust key science program that was carried out between 2008 February and 2009 January. We revi

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Keck Interferometer nuller update

Autor: Christopher D. Koresko, M. Mark Colavita, Rachel Akeson, E. Appleby, Christopher G. Paine, E. Wetherell, B. Smith, M. Hrynevych, S. Ragland, C. Tyau, E. R. Ligon, A. Booth, Andrew Cooper, B. C. Berkey, J. Herstein, K. Summers, K. Tsubota, Julien Woillez, B. L. Mennesson, D. Morrison, Rafael Millan-Gabet, C. Felizardo, J. Gathright, Eugene Serabyn, Jean Garcia-Gathright, Peter Wizinowich, T. Panteleeva, Drew Medeiros, Sam Crawford, W. Dahl

The Keck Interferometer combines the two 10 m Keck telescopes as a long baseline interferometer, funded by NASA, as a joint development among the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the W. M. Keck Observatory, and the Michelson Science Center. Since 2004, it

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