The first edition was widely acclaimed in its dual role as an introductory textbook and beginner's guide for serious amateur astronomers. This revised and extended edition of Telescopes and Techniques is updated for technical changes in astronomical instrumentation. It fulfils the need for a more structured and academic introduction to astronomy than is provided by 'amateur' astronomy primers. It will be bought both by first-year astronomy students and would-be amateur astronomers.
Richly illustrated, this work covers important modern techniques, which makes it one of the most complete references on telescope optics. This volume is concerned essentially with the modern developments in reflecting telescope optics.
This book is a comprehensive review of current observational techniques and instruments.
This book presents a complete summary of the author's twenty five years of experience in telescope design.
Torben Andersen, Anita Enmark. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. P. Knutsson, M. Owner-Petersen, and C. Dainty, “Extended object wavefront sensing based on the correlation spectrum phase,” Optics ...
Advanced Telescope Making Techniques: Optics
Concise, highly readable book discusses the selection, set-up, and maintenance of a telescope; amateur studies of the sun; lunar topography and occultations; and more. 124 figures. 26 halftones. 37 tables.
New to the Fifth Edition Brief discussion on the invention and development of the telescope New section that describes the attempts to detect dark matter and dark energy Extended and updated discussions on computer, Internet, and spacecraft ...
An excellent account of the specification and performance expectations was given by Schroeder (3.60]. The nominal optical parameters as an RC telescope are 3.60] [3.61]: D1 = 2400mm r1 = 11040mm (f/2.300) b. = –1.0022985 D2 = 310 mm r2 ...
This book is a comprehensive review of current observational techniques and instruments.
Amateur astronomers of all skill levels are always contemplating their next telescope, and this book points the way to the most suitable instruments.