Development of the Vertically Polarizing Hard X-Ray Undulator Segments for the Linear Coherent Light Source Upgrade (LCLS-II) Project
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The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover will land in Gale Crater on Mars in August 2012. The planned landing site is an alluvial fan near the base of the crater's central mound. Orbital remote sensing of this 5 km high mound indicates the presence of hydrated sulfates, interstratified with smectite and hematite-bearing layers. Minerals formed in an aqueous environment are of particular interest given that water is a fundamental ingredient of living systems and that MSL's prime science objective is to investigate martian habitability.
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We examine height-reconstruction techniques for airborne synthetic aperture lidar (SAL) sensors imaging the ground surface.
Observational architectures for allowing the eventual forecasting of earthquakes are discussed.
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Dichromated gelatin plates evaluated as optical elements for phase-volume holography.
Off-axis Fresnel zone plate used to obtain fringe visibility close to unity. Holographic Twyman-Green Interferometer (HTG) employs off-axis Fresnel zone plate (OFZP) as beam splitter and beam diverger in place of two separate elements that perform those functions in conventional TwymanGreen interferometer.
A dichromated gelatin off-axis Fresnel zone plate was designed, fabricated, and used in a new type of interferometer for optical metrology. This single hologram optical element combines the functions of a beam splitter, beam diverger, and aberrated null lens. Data presented show the successful application for an interferometric test of an f/6, 200-mm diam parabolic mirror.