LRIS spectrograph

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The LRIS spectrograph is a powerful optical imaging and multi-object spectrograph used on one of the Keck telescopes for detailed astronomical observations across a wide wavelength range.

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instanceOf astronomical spectrograph
multi-object spectrograph
optical instrument
abbreviation LRIS NERFINISHED
associatedWith California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
NASA NERFINISHED
University of California NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
detectorType CCD
feature dichroic beam splitter
filter wheels
grisms and gratings
multi-slit masks
fullName Low Resolution Imaging Spectrometer NERFINISHED
hasCapability imaging
long-slit spectroscopy
low-resolution spectroscopy
moderate-resolution spectroscopy
multi-object spectroscopy
hasComponent LRIS-Blue arm NERFINISHED
LRIS-Red arm NERFINISHED
locatedAt W. M. Keck Observatory NERFINISHED
mountedOn Keck I Telescope NERFINISHED
notableProperty high sensitivity
multi-object capability
wide wavelength coverage
observatoryLocation Mauna Kea, Hawaii NERFINISHED
observingMode classical observing
queue-scheduled observing
operatedBy California Association for Research in Astronomy NERFINISHED
scienceUse absorption-line spectroscopy
emission-line spectroscopy
galaxy spectroscopy
high-redshift galaxy surveys
quasar spectroscopy
stellar population studies
supernova follow-up
telescopeAperture 10-meter
telescopeType optical telescope
usedFor chemical abundance studies
detailed astronomical observations
kinematic studies
redshift measurements
spectral classification
wavelengthRange near-infrared (red optical edge)
near-ultraviolet
optical

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W. M. Keck Observatory hasInstrument LRIS spectrograph