AAmmaatteeuurr AAssttrroonnoommiiccaall Olivier Thizy [email protected] SSppeeccttrroossccooppyy --- May 7th, 2011 -- ATT / Essen ; Germany -- the “menu”... • Equipment overview • Educational • Pro/Am projects Equipment 07/05/11 (c) 2006 - Shelyak Instruments 3 Equipment Professional: eShel is an off-the-shelf optical fibre fed echelle spectrograph for higher RV accuracy and productive spectroscopy Study: Lhires III (high resolution) and LISA (low resolution) are exploration tool allowing pro/am collcollaboration Share your passion: Lhires Lite visual spectroscope for public outreach Discover spectroscopy: The Star Analyser is the simplier spectroscope, ideal to get started 07/05/11 in this field with (lcim) 2i0te06d -b Suhdelgyaekt Instruments 4 Spectral Resolving Resolution Slit RV Limit Domain Power R (500nm) mag eShel 430-710nm >10000 0.5 A 50µm 50 m/s ~10 F/6 Lhires III Visual ~17000 0.3 A 15- ~3 ~9 (window of with 35µm km/s ~10nm) 2400 F/10 gr/mm grating LISA 390nm- 600-1000 5 A 15- n/a ~16 1µm 35µm F/5 Star Analyser Visual ~100 50 A No slit n/a ~15 07/05/11 (c) 2006 - Shelyak Instruments 5 Applications eShel High level education Bright stars line profile (Be stars, pulsations...) Abundances, classification Spectroscopic binaries & exoplanets Lhires III (self) education with low / medium / high resolution modes Stellar classification Bright stars line profile (Be stars, eps Aur, Wolf-Rayet, Slow Pulsating B stars, Herbig Ae/Be...) LISA Education: lamp, classification, nebulae, galaxie redshift... Faint variable stars: cataclysmics, novae, mira... Comets classification Asteroids classification ... Star Analyser Education: star temperature & classification Novae Faint variable stars Supernovae 07/05/11 (c) 2006 - Shelyak Instruments 6 In practice: in the field At the telescope (autoguiding) Control room -spectrograph -calibration unit 07/05/11 -PC & observe(rc :)- 2)006 - Shelyak Instruments 7 From image to profile... Stellar 2D spectrum Slit Spectral profile C. Buil Diffuse objet spectrum (ex: sun) Calibrated spectral profile Educational projects Spectroscopy ? Light from the stars gives us information on: • Their temperature [overall profile] • composition and physical conditions of excitation and ionization (ie temperature) [visible lines] • quantitative chemical composition (abundance), pressure, gravity [line intensity and shape] • movements [Doppler effect] radial velocity ● rotation ● expansion ● 07/05/11 (c) 2006 - Shelyak Instruments 10
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