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Recent New Ideas and Directions for Space-Based Nulling Interferometry

Serabyn, Eugene (Gene)
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This document is composed of two viewgraph presentations. The first is entitled "Recent New Ideas and Directions for Space-Based Nulling Interferometry." It reviews our understanding of interferometry compared to a year or so ago: (1) Simpler options identified, (2) A degree of flexibility is possible, allowing switching (or degradation) between some options, (3) Not necessary to define every component to the exclusion of all other possibilities and (4) MIR fibers are becoming a reality. The second, entitled "The Fiber Nuller," reviews the idea of Combining beams in a fiber instead of at a beamsplitter.

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Serabyn, Eugene (Gene). 2004-10-12. Recent New Ideas and Directions for Space-Based Nulling Interferometry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070036797

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