Last update of this page: Thu Jan 29 15:41:32 2009
Run State: TERMINATED/EP
USD review status:
O.K.!
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Special Remarks:
NO REMARKS
Abstract for MTS:
LSS of double nucleous with 0.4" separation. At most this might look a bit
elongated (along the slit) but will likely resemple a point source. There should
be no problem to center the source on the slit.
There are 8 science OBs and 5 rad-vel standards. The README does not specify
when the rad-vel standards should be taken. I suggest to take one rad-vel std
each night that a science exposure has been successfully executed (ie after
the science OB).
If more than one science OB is completed, then one might consider taking two
stds also.
Because of the small separation between the two components (0.4") good seeing is
truly required. Even with 0.8" the sources will be heavily blended, with even slightly
worse seeing the primary science goal is probably not achievable. Therefore, if the
seeing goes off during an exposure it is probably better for the science to shorten
the exposure and read out the data than to continue to integrate during poor seeing.
README of this run:
Web version of approved README readme_79063200.html