The NEID precision radial velocity spectrometer: fast, first-order wavefront correction
Jeffrey W. Percival(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Erik Timmermann(Optica), Marsha J. Wolf(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Emily Hunting(NSF NOIRLab), Daniel Harbeck(Max Planck Institute for Astronomy), Michael W. McElwain(Goddard Space Flight Center), Christian Schwab(Macquarie University), Qian Gong(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jayadev Rajagopal(NSF NOIRLab), Michael P. Smith(University of Arizona), Kurt P. Jaehnig(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ming Liang(Optica), Sarah E. Logsdon(NSF NOIRLab)
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