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Technologies for a cost-effective astronomical imaging array

We discuss the design of the Large Optical Array, an optical/IR interferometer optimized for rapid imaging of complex astrophysical sources.

David F. Buscher | John S. Young | John E. Baldwin | Roger C. Boysen | Christopher A. Haniff | John Rogers | Peter J. Warner | Donald M. A. Wilson | Amanda V. George | Debbie Pearson

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