SPIRou

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SPIRou is a high-precision near-infrared spectropolarimeter and radial-velocity instrument designed primarily to detect exoplanets around low-mass stars and study stellar magnetic fields.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument
high-precision radial-velocity instrument
near-infrared spectrograph
spectropolarimeter
acronymFor SpectroPolarimètre InfraRouge NERFINISHED
collaborationInvolves Canada NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Portugal NERFINISHED
Switzerland NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
dataProduct high-resolution near-infrared spectra
polarimetric measurements
time-series radial-velocity curves
designedFor M-dwarf stars NERFINISHED
low-mass stars
fullName SpectroPolarimètre InfraRouge NERFINISHED
hasCapability high radial-velocity precision
simultaneous spectroscopy and polarimetry
hostTelescopeOwner Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Corporation NERFINISHED
locatedAt Mauna Kea Observatory NERFINISHED
locatedIn Hawaii NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
measures Zeeman signatures in spectral lines
stellar magnetic fields
stellar radial velocities
mountedOn Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope NERFINISHED
observesIn near-infrared wavelength range
optimizedFor M-type dwarfs
cool stars
primaryPurpose detection of exoplanets around low-mass stars
measurement of precise radial velocities
study of stellar magnetic fields
scienceCase characterization of exoplanetary systems
investigation of star–planet interactions
search for Earth-like planets around cool stars
study of pre-main-sequence stars
study of stellar magnetism
study of young stellar objects
scienceFocus impact of magnetic fields on planet formation
rocky planets in habitable zones of M dwarfs
spectralRange near-infrared YJHK bands
technique high-resolution spectroscopy
radial-velocity method
spectropolarimetry
telescopeAperture 3.6-metre
usedFor exoplanet surveys
follow-up of transiting exoplanet candidates
mapping stellar magnetic topologies

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