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20 October 2004 Science program of the AMBER consortium
Fabien Malbet, Thomas M. Driebe, Renaud Foy, Didier Fraix-Burnet, Philippe Mathias, Alessandro Marconi, Jean-Louis Monin, Romain Gueorguiev Petrov, Philippe Stee, Leonardo Testi, Gerd P. Weigelt
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Abstract
AMBER had first light in March 2004. The guaranteed time observations of the AMBER consortium (LAOG, MPIfR, OAA, OCA, UNSA) consists of 87 proposals ranging from cosmology, extragalactic studies, star formation, planetary system, late stages of stellar evolution to physical properties of stars. Some examples, AGN, evolved stars and hot stars are discussed in this paper.
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Fabien Malbet, Thomas M. Driebe, Renaud Foy, Didier Fraix-Burnet, Philippe Mathias, Alessandro Marconi, Jean-Louis Monin, Romain Gueorguiev Petrov, Philippe Stee, Leonardo Testi, and Gerd P. Weigelt "Science program of the AMBER consortium", Proc. SPIE 5491, New Frontiers in Stellar Interferometry, (20 October 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.550667
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KEYWORDS
Stars

Telescopes

Beryllium

Interferometry

Spectral resolution

K band

Phase measurement

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