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AO system design for direct exo-planet detection on the VLT

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Abstract

In the frame of the VLT Planet-Finder project a global system study has demonstrated the feasibility of an AO system for the direct exoplanets detection. The main results of this design study are presented.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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