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The resolution of theinterferometeris adjusted by changing the inter-satellite distance.
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On the other hand, the probe beam was used for aninterferometer.
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Each of the interferometric channels was equipped with an independentinterferometerof the folding-wave type.
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Preliminary tests with a laser basedinterferometerwere accomplished.
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The beam splitters and mirrors of theinterferometerhave a surface quality of l010.
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The modifiedinterferometercan collect deflected light with a larger deflection angle, and hence, can reach a higher plasma density.
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Neutral density profiles of gas jets were characterized by using theinterferometer.
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Each of its optical channels was equipped with an independentinterferometerof the folding wave type, illuminated by a split-off part from the main laser beam.
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With care in the adjustment of theinterferometerit was even possible to see the shock on cones with d = 0.5 cm provided that it was detached.
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We consider that the value of obtained by the dispersion relations is more trustworthy than obtained by the analyser, so that henceforth we use obtained by theinterferometermethod.
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Frequency-domaininterferometerfor measuring the phase and amplitude of a femtosecond pulse probing a laser-produced plasma.
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Larger telescopes or interferometers working in the far-infrared (space-borne) or submillimetre (groundbased) regions are key to achieving this goal.
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Laserinterferometerfor measuring high velocities of any reflecting surfaces.
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Polarized lightinterferometerfor laser fusion studies.
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The sampled areas are limited by current experimental implementations because illumination is provided by theinterferometer.
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