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Re: ATM : what is Coma

To: atm@shore.net
Subject: Re: ATM : what is Coma
From: Donovan Buck <donovan@adhouston.com>
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 10:39:46 -0500
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Reply-To: Donovan Buck <donovan@adhouston.com>
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>>From "Telescope Optics Evaluation and Design" by Rutten and van
>Venrooij, Willman-Bell - a good resource for the ATM, by the way...
>
>"Coma occurs in an oblique bundle of light........

How does a coma corrector work (I've seen these advertised by Orion and
others), and where in the light path does it fit. How well do these devices
work?



Donovan Buck
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