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Laboratory characterization of Hierarchical Fringe Tracking
One of the main limitations in long-baseline interferometry lies in its fringe tracking sensitivity. The challenge is therefore to maximize this sensitivity while minimizing the spreading of the signal on the detector. This is the goal at the core of the hierarchical fringe tracking (HFT) concept. W
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