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Preliminary Structure Design and Analysis of the Chinese Future Giant Telescope 会议论文
Astronomical Structures and Mechanisms Technology, lasgow, Scotland, 2004-6-21
作者:  Guoping Li;  Dehua Yang
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Cfgt  Segmented Mirrors  Large Telescopes  Structure Design  Structure Analysis  Finite Element Analysis  
Design and computation of thermal control in LAMOST enclosure 会议论文
Astronomical Structures and Mechanisms Technology, Glasgow, Scotland, 2004-6-21
作者:  Weina Hao;  Zhengqiu Yao;  Xiangqun Cui
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Thermal Control  Temperature Gradients  Dome Seeing  Cooling System  
Design of a novel high precision opto-electronic levelmeter 会议论文
Astronomical Structures and Mechanisms Technology, Glasgow, Scotland, 2004-6-21
作者:  Guoping Li;  Qiuhui He;  Xinnan Li
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Astronomical Telescopes  Alt-azimuth Mounting  Levelmeter  Data Processing  
Experiment system of LAMOST active optics 会议论文
Ground-based Telescopes, Glasgow, Scotland, 2004-6-21
作者:  Xiangqun Cui;  Ding-qiang Su;  Guoping Li;  Zhengqiu Yao;  Zhengcao Zhang
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Astronomical Telescope  Active Optics  Force Actuator  Wave Front Test  Mirror Support  
Configuration for Chinese Future Giant Telescope 会议论文
Ground-based Telescopes, Glasgow, Scotland, 2004-6-21
作者:  Ding-qiang Su;  Ya-nan Wang;  Xiangqun Cui
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Astronomical Optics  Future Giant Telescope  Extremely Large Telescope  
Measuring seeing with a Shack–Hartmann wave-front sensor during an active-optics experiment 期刊论文
APPLIED OPTICS, 2004, 卷号: 43, 期号: 4, 页码: 729-734
作者:  Yong Zhang;  Dehua Yang;  Xiangqun Cui
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Shack–hartmann Wave-front Sensor  Active Optics  Lamost