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Large Adaptive Secondary Mirrors for Ground-based Astronomy

Arjo Bosa, Stefan Kuipera, Bert Dekkera, Wouter Jonkera, Matthew Maniscalcoa, Mark Chunb, and Hans Priemc

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Abstract

TNO and industrial partners are developing a new type of Adaptive Secondaty Mirror (ASM) technology enabling affordable and reliable ASMs for the world’s larger telescopes as well as the telescopes in the 2-4 meter class. To demonstrate this technology, an ASM is being developed for the University of Hawaii’s 2.2-meter telescope.

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