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A solar extreme ultraviolet telescope and spectrograph for Shuttle/Spacelab

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An instrument for advanced studies of the solar corona is described. Its optical system provides nearly stigmatic imaging of selected portions of the Sun over the spectral range from 22.5 to 44.0 nm. Both spectroheliograms and emission line profiles of coronal features will be obtained over a wide range of coronal temperatures.

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Proceedings of the Conference ‘Solar Physics from Space’, held at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ), 11–14 November 1980.

This paper was presented at the conference by U. Feldman.

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Neupert, W.M., Epstein, G.L., Thomas, R.J. et al. A solar extreme ultraviolet telescope and spectrograph for Shuttle/Spacelab. Space Sci Rev 29, 425–429 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00239487

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