Titlebook: Electronic Imaging in Astronomy; Detectors and Instru Ian S. McLean Textbook 2008Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Adap

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Electronic imaging at ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma-ray wavelengths, will be explained. High-energy photons with extremely small (sub-atomic) wavelengths require different kinds of detectors, and even the telescope design must change. Within the scope of this text, we can only illustrate some of the most important innovations and advances that have made imaging possible in these exciting fields.

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978-3-642-09532-0Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76583-7Adaptive Optics; Astronomical Detectors; Astronomical Instrumentation; CCDs; Textbook; image processing; o

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E. A. Selvanathan,D. S. Prasada Rao realized that careful astronomical observations were important to survival because such observations enabled them to predict seasonal events, such as when to plant and when to harvest. Observational astronomy was also one of the earliest scientific activities.

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Rolf Färe,Shawna Grosskopf,R. Robert Russellollected and focused, but telescopes must do more than gather light. Providing excellent telescope optics, good tracking, and minimum air turbulence in the telescope dome are important steps in obtaining good images. Following a brief historical review of telescope development, we consider some basi

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International Council of Opthalmologytor. To motivate a more detailed study of detectors and instrumentation, this chapter provides a limited review of the kinds of measurements that can be made. In the space available only a small and incomplete sampling is possible. Subsequent chapters cover the underlying principles of instruments a