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MOSAIC on the ELT: the multi-object spectrograph for the ESO Extremely Large Telescope

Lidia Tasca,Mathieu Puech,Ruben Sanchez-Janssen,Myriam Rodrigues,Gavin Dalton,Éric Prieto,Franck Ducret,José Afonso,Beatriz Barbuy,Jean-Gabriel Cuby,Alexis Finoguenov,Jesús Gallego,Jorge Iglesias,Lex Kaper,Susan Kassin,Simon Morris,Chris Miller,Goran Ostlin,Laura Pentericci,Matthias Steinmetz,Daniel Schaerer,Bodo Ziegler,Joar Brynnel,Bruno Castilho,María África Castillo-Morales, Christopher Davison, Michel Dupieux,Kjetil Dohlen,Kacem El Hadi,Johan Floriot, Marísa Luisa García-Vargas,Armando Gil de Paz,Isabelle Guinouard, Clement Hottier,Marc Jaquet,Annemieke W. Janssen,Andreas Kelz,Philippe Laporte,Laurent Martin,Marie Larrieu,Ian Lewis,Tim Morris,Ramón Navarro,Ana Perez,Walter Seifert,Christian Surace, Markus Thurneysen,François Wildi

Ground-based and Airborne Instrumentation for Astronomy IX（2022）

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Abstract
MOSAIC is the Multi-Object Spectrograph for the ESO Extremely Large Telescope, approved to enter Phase B beginning 2022. It is conceived as a multi- purpose instrument covering the Visible and Near Infrared bandwidth (0.45 –1.8 μm) with two observing modes: spatially resolved spectroscopy with 8 integral field units; and the simultaneous observation of 200 objects in the VIS and NIR in unresolved spectroscopy. We present an overview of the main MOSAIC science drivers and the actual baseline design for the instrument. The prototyping and developments undertaken by the consortium to evaluate the feasibility of the project are also discussed.
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large telescope,elt,eso,multi-object
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