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HARPS3 for a Roboticized Isaac Newton Telescope
We present a description of a new instrument development, HARPS3, planned to
be installed on an upgraded and roboticized Isaac Newton Telescope by end-2018.
HARPS3 will be a high resolution (R = 115,000) echelle spectrograph with a
wavelength range from 380-690 nm. It is being built as part of the Terra
Hunting Experiment - a future 10 year radial velocity measurement programme to
discover Earth-like exoplanets. The instrument design is based on the
successful HARPS spectrograph on the 3.6m ESO telescope and HARPS-N on the TNG
telescope. The main changes to the design in HARPS3 will be: a customised fibre
adapter at the Cassegrain focus providing a stabilised beam feed and on-sky
fibre diameter ~ 1.4 arcsec, the implementation of a new continuous flow
cryostat to keep the CCD temperature very stable, detailed characterisation of
the HARPS3 CCD to map the effective pixel positions and thus provide an
improved accuracy wavelength solution, an optimised integrated polarimeter and
the instrument integrated into a robotic operation. The robotic operation will
optimise our programme which requires our target stars to be measured on a
nightly basis. We present an overview of the entire project, including a
description of our anticipated robotic operation.Comment: 13 pages, 8 figures, SPIE conference proceeding
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HARPS3 for a roboticized Isaac Newton telescope
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DOI in this record.We present a description of a new instrument development, HARPS3, planned to be installed on an upgraded and roboticized Isaac Newton Telescope by end-2018. HARPS3 will be a high resolution (R = 115,000) echelle spectrograph with a wavelength range from 380-690 nm. It is being built as part of the Terra Hunting Experiment - a future 10 year radial velocity measurement programme to discover Earth-like exoplanets. The instrument design is based on the successful HARPS spectrograph on the 3.6m ESO telescope and HARPS-N on the TNG telescope. The main changes to the design in HARPS3 will be: a customised fibre adapter at the Cassegrain focus providing a stabilised beam feed and on-sky fibre diameter ~ 1.4 arcsec, the implementation of a new continuous flow cryostat to keep the CCD temperature very stable, detailed characterisation of the HARPS3 CCD to map the effective pixel positions and thus provide an improved accuracy wavelength solution, an optimised integrated polarimeter and the instrument integrated into a robotic operation. The robotic operation will optimise our programme which requires our target stars to be measured on a nightly basis. We present an overview of the entire project, including a description of our anticipated robotic operation.R.H. acknowledges the Science and Technologies Facilities Council (STFC) for his PhD studentship award (2015).J.I.G.H. acknowledges financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO)
under the 2013 Ram´on y Cajal program MINECO RYC-2013-14875.J.I.G.H., R.R., and S.S.T. also acknowledge the Spanish ministry project MINECO AYA2014-56359-P.NP and ES are grateful to Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation for a generous support of the Swedish contribution
to the THE project.AD acknowledges the support from Russian Foundation for Basic Research as part of research grant 15-52-12371
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Hibbertia Andrews (Dilleniaceae, Guinea Flowers) in North Queensland, Townsville area to the tip of Cape York Peninsula
Currently, thirty species of Hibbertia Andrews (Dilleniaceae, Guinea Flowers) are recognised in North Queensland in an area extending from Townsville to the tip of Cape York Peninsula. However, there is no key to their identification. The aim of this paper is to provide a key to recognised species/taxa, both described and undescribed, using a modified key format. Similar species are grouped together, and short descriptions provided for ease of comparison. Distinguishing features are highlighted to facilitate use by anyone interested in plants. The genus in the area is under-collected
Dimension of CPT posets
A collection of linear orders on , say , is said to
\emph{realize} a partially ordered set (or poset)
if, for any two distinct , if and only if , . We call a \emph{realizer} of
. The \emph{dimension} of , denoted by
, is the minimum cardinality of a realizer of .
A \emph{containment model} of a poset
maps every to a set such that, for
every distinct if and only if . We shall be using the collection to identify the
containment model . A poset is a
Containment order of Paths in a Tree (CPT poset), if it admits a containment
model where every is a path of a tree
, which is called the host tree of the model.
We show that if a poset admits a CPT model in a host tree
of maximum degree and radius , then \rogers{. This bound is asymptotically tight up to an
additive factor of .
Further, let be the poset consisting of all the
-element and -element subsets of under `containment' relation and
let denote its dimension. The proof of our main theorem gives a
simple algorithm to construct a realizer for whose
cardinality is only an additive factor of at most away from the
optimum.Comment: 10 Page
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