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Semi-Kinematic Mount of the FIREBALL Large Optics

doi 10.1117/12.788917
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Date

July 14, 2008

Authors
C. RossinR. GrangeB. MilliardL. MartinG. MoreauxP. BlanchardJ.-M. DeharvengJ. EvrardC. MartinR. McLeanD. Schiminovich
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SPIE


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