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Exoplanet imaging: from ELT's to interferometers and hypertelescopes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 May 2006

Antoine Labeyrie
Affiliation:
College de France & Observatoire de Calern, 06460 Caussols, France email: antoine.labeyrie@obs-azur.fr
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Abstract

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ELT's, interferometers and their multi-aperture direct-imaging form called hypertelescopes are expected to provide images of exo-Earths, and even resolved images in the latter case. Both terrestrial and space versions are potentially usable, although high-performance adaptive optics will be needed on Earth. Current advances in the way of hypertelescopes on Earth and in space are briefly described.

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© 2006 International Astronomical Union