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
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