COLIBRI, a wide-field 1.3 m robotic telescope dedicated to the transient sky

Basa, Stéphane; H. Lee, William; Dolon, F.; M. Watson, A.; Floriot, Johan; L. Atteia, J.; Butler, N.; Dornic, Damien; Lombardo, Simona; Ronayette, Samuel; Ageron, M.; Agneray, François; Ángeles, Fernando; Bautista, Ludovik; Benamar-Aissa, Hafid; Blanpain, Cyrille; Boulade, O.; Boy, Jérémie; Buat, V.; Cadena, Edgar; Cuevas, Salvador; Farah, Alejandro; Figueroa, Liliana; Fuentes, Jorge; Gaïti, Carole; Gallais, P.; Kajfasz, E.; Langarica, R.; Langlois, Arthur; Larrieu, Marie; Le Van Suu, A.; Lecubin, Julien; López Ángeles, Eduardo; E. Lugo-Ibarra, Erica; Malgoyre, Adrien; Mathon, Romain; Moreau, Chrystel; Nouvel-De-La-Fleche, Alix; L. Ochoa, José; H. Pedrayes-López, María; Ramon, Pascale; Ruíz-Diáz-Soto, Jaime; Tinoco, Silvio; Valentín, Hervé

doi:10.1117/12.2627139

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COLIBRI, a wide-field 1.3 m robotic telescope dedicated to the transient sky

Published in Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes IX • Aug 26, 2022

Authors:

Stéphane Basa

William H. Lee

F. Dolon

Abstract

Cosmic explosions have emerged as a major field of astrophysics over the last years with our increasing capability to monitor large parts of the sky in different wavelengths and with different messengers (photons, neutrinos, and gravitational waves). In this context, gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) play a v...

Subject

Telescope

Gamma-ray burst

Sky

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