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Broadband heterodyne interferometry with a chirped femtosecond laser in the H-band
Infrared heterodyne interferometry offers a scalable alternative to direct interferometry for long-baseline telescope arrays. However, at near-infrared wavelengths, its sensitivity is limited by the electronic detection bandwidth and shot noise from the optical reference. Parallel detection via spec
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