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The GLINT nulling interferometer: improving nulls for high-contrast imaging

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arxiv 2407.17741 v1 pith:W6JETT4K submitted 2024-07-25 astro-ph.IM

Eckhart Spalding , Elizabeth Arcadi , Glen Douglass , Simon Gross , Olivier Guyon , Marc-Antoine Martinod , Barnaby Norris , Stephanie Rossini-Bryson
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Adam Taras Peter Tuthill Kyohoon Ahn Vincent Deo Mona El Morsy Julien Lozi Sebastien Vievard Michael Withford
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GLINT is a nulling interferometer downstream of the SCExAO extreme-adaptive-optics system at the Subaru Telescope (Hawaii, USA), and is a pathfinder instrument for high-contrast imaging of circumstellar environments with photonic technologies. GLINT is effectively a testbed for more stable, compact, and modular instruments for the era of 30m-class telescopes. GLINT is now undergoing an upgrade with a new photonic chip for more achromatic nulls, and for phase information to enable fringe tracking. Here we provide an overview of the motivations for the GLINT project and report on the design of the new chip, the on-site installation, and current status.

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