README Template 71.1 (please do not delete the README Template Version line!) ESO Programme ID: 71.A-0102(A) Principal Investigator Name: Remi CABANAC Principal Investigator E-mail Address: rcabanac@astro.puc.cl Principal Investigator Telephone Number: 56 2 354 6253 Principal Investigator Postal Address: Dpto. astronomia, P.U.C., Campus San Joaquin, Vicuna-McKenna 4860 Casilla 206 Santiago 22, Chile Instrument: FORS2 OPC Priority Class: A OPC Approved Total Execution Time: 4.7h Estimated Total Execution Time (including overheads): 4.6h README File Submission Date: 15 May 2003 Programme Description ===================== General Overview ---------------- The goal of this program is to get the redshift of a gravitational lensing galaxy (OB sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_B-1,2) and a giant arc (OB sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_A-1,2,3) around it using FORS2 MXU. We also try to identify the redshift of faint sources around the lens as a second rank goal. sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_B: The lensing galaxy is in slit no 7 (R=22.3, might be barely visible in the through-slit image but bright sources in slit 9, 12, 13, 14 will allow you to align the mask) sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_A: The mask is rotated by -48 deg. The arc is in slit 37 (slit 39 for the sky). The arc is R=24 no chance to see it in the through-slit. Bright objects are in slits 11, 12, 13, 14, 18 Approved Waiver Request Summary ------------------------------- None Critical Observing Condition Constraints ---------------------------------------- Seeing better then 0.8, dark time, airmass lower then 1.2 Time Critical Aspects --------------------- Better observed at the end of P71 Special Calibration Information ------------------------------- none ToO Information --------------- NA Pre-Imaging Requirements ------------------------ NA OB Information ============== List of Science OBs with Associated Finding Charts -------------------------------------------------- sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_A-123 71.A-0102A.000.ps (R image of the field) 71.A-0102A.001.ps (overview) 71.A-0102A.002.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.003.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.004.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.005.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.006.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.007.ps (zoom) sciMXU_lens_VLT+0332-3557_B-12 71.A-0102A.000.ps (R image of the field) 71.A-0102A.008.ps (overview) 71.A-0102A.009.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.010.ps (zoom) 71.A-0102A.011.ps (zoom) NB: In finding charts, the squares around some bright stars are GSC coordinates, please ignore them. Reference sources are encircled. Total Number of Submitted Science OBs: 5 Total Number of Submitted Finding Charts: 12 List of Calibration OBs with Associated Science OBs --------------------------------------------------- Total Number of Submitted Calibration OBs: 0 OB Compliance Checks ==================== (Y = Yes, N = No, NA = Not Applicable) Do all your OBs comply with the instrument specific requirements listed on the instrument specific Phase 2 Web pages ? [Y] If you submitted OBs for standard stars, did you specify the magnitude and spectral type of all standard stars ? [NA] Have you included OBs for any calibrations that you need but which are not a part of the Calibration Plan? [NA] [FORS only] Do all your FORS OBs use only the allowed detector read-out modes listed on the FORS1/FORS2 Phase 2 Web pages? [Y] [FORS only] Do all your FORS MOS/LSS OBs contain the mandatory "through-slit image" template? [Y] [UVES only] Do all your UVES OBs use only the allowed templates listed on the UVES Phase 2 Web pages ? [NA] [ISAAC only] Are ALL the objects in your field-of-view fainter than the magnitude limits specified on the ISAAC Phase 2 Web page ? [NA] [ISAAC only] If you submitted OBs for standard stars, did you use the provided StandardStar templates? [NA] [FLAMES only] Did you specify the hour angle range for which your Target Setup files are valid ? [NA] [WFI only]Are your finding charts 34 arcmin x 34 arcmin? [NA] If you answered "NO" to any of these questions, please revise your OBs *before* submission.