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Exploring the trade-space of distributed aperture telescopes for faint-object spectroscopy
Scientific programs targeting the faintest objects push modern telescopes to increasingly large sizes, high costs and complex designs. Obtaining spectra of low surface brightness galaxies, for example, requires hours of observations on state-of-the art instruments. Increasing telescope diameters bey
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