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How to design your next generation Laser Guide Star Facility: Assessing Sodium photon return availability for the GLAO Laser Guide Star Facility in ULTIMATE-Subaru
The Ground Layer Adaptive Optics (GLAO) system is a pivotal component of ULTIMATE, the next-generation instrumentation program for the Subaru Telescope. This collaborative effort led by the Subaru Telescope and the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, involves Tohoku University, Academia Sini
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