First results from DesertSTAR: a 7-pixel 345-GHz heterodyne array receiver for the Heinrich Hertz Telescope
Christopher Groppi, S. Heyminck, Arthur W. Lichtenberger(University of Virginia), U. U. Graf(University of Zurich), D. R. Golish(Planetary Science Institute), J. Kooi, Abigail Hedden, Gopal Narayanan(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Christopher K. Walker(University of Arizona), Craig Kulesa(University of Arizona)
Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE
October 8, 2004
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