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Spatially Resolved Spectroscopy. ASTR 3010 Lecture 17 Textbook Ch. 11. Atmospheric Differential Refraction. Slit orientation. to horizon. to horizon. If the slit is not oriented perpendicular to the horizon, there will be a severe slit loss
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Spatially Resolved Spectroscopy ASTR 3010 Lecture 17 Textbook Ch. 11
Slit orientation to horizon to horizon If the slit is not oriented perpendicular to the horizon, there will be a severe slit loss More seriously, the spectral shape will be systematically distorted!
Longslitspectrscopy • Simplest. • Used a lot in the past. • Long time to make a 2D map.
GMOS IFU • Fiber fed spectrograph
Multi-slit Spectrograph • GMOS (Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph) • mask slit (hundreds possible) + grating
multi-Object Spectrgraph • 6dF (6 degree Field) : Anglo Australian Observatory (on 4m or 1m UKST) • fibre based. About 150 objects can be observed spectroscopically in a single shot.
6dF Fibre positioning in action (takes about 30 min to configure).
6dF 2dF at the Prime focus of 4m AAT telescope.
IFU science • Keplerian rotating young disk
IFY science : beating the sky • Night sky OH line emissions
Speckle Suppresion • GPI: R~45 IFU
In summary… Important Concepts Important Terms • Slit orientation • 2D spectroscopy • Multi-object spectrograph • Integral Field Spectrograph • Chapter/sections covered in this lecture : Ch 11